How did you get it? Is it available to anyone or just Reservation Holders?
$1,200Nice! what is the final price for the unit? thanks
Are you installing it yourself? You will, without question, require either compression lugs or chair lugs, and make sure to heat shrink it.I appreciate the input! I am going to go WiFi for now.
My goal is to not get the job half done and not be able to charge for a few days
I don't have compression lugs. We'll see how it goes getting the conductors in the charger.
Buy some chair lugs at Home Depot.I appreciate the input! I am going to go WiFi for now.
My goal is to not get the job half done and not be able to charge for a few days
I don't have compression lugs. We'll see how it goes getting the conductors in the charger.
That was my intention. To Home Depot!Are you installing it yourself? You will, without question, require either compression lugs or chair lugs, and make sure to heat shrink it.
I just used a 2x4 next to a stud, but my garage is unfinished so it was trivial.Best to read the instructions first. Thick-wall heat shrink is right next to the chair lugs at Home Depot. Insulate the lugs with that so they can't move and touch each other.
Buy the correct size lugs for your wire gauge. You'll also need a T20 security torx bit - I bought an inexpensive folding Husky set at HD. To do it right, you'll also need a torque screwdriver. I'll check Amazon tonight for that. In the meantime re-painting the garage wall where the charger will go, and installing a plywood backer as the studs aren't ideally located.
I'd prefer compression lugs too, but didn't want to buy the large tool to properly crimp them. Probably could've made do with my ferrule swaging tool though I didn't want to find out later that it was a bad idea. So I ordered a torque screwdriver from Amazon and bought chair lugs.I just used a 2x4 next to a stud, but my garage is unfinished so it was trivial.
I prefer compression lugs, but chair lugs are fine (and what we used)
Many chair lugs are square, made of tin-plated aluminum, but I liked the look of these rounded copper lugs especially if they need to be insulated with heatshrink. My old Tesla charger was set to 60 amps with 4 AWG feed wires and a #8 ground, so these lugs should work well.Can someone post a link to the installation manual or some photos of any pages with wiring diagrams/instructions? I’m mostly curious.
Also, what is a chair lug? Never heard this name but probably would recognize it if I saw it.
It is, but there are still many regulatory hoops to jump through before it gets approved. Not only that, but there will be additional hardware required to get it to work.It's it ready to hookup to bidirectional charging?