Recent content by Fuma586

Bring back the 14-30!!!

The UL standard permits a 30amp breaker to carry up to 40.2amps continuously. This is the the answer to the entire thread. I appreciate everyone's concerns about me burning down my house but I have no intentions of pushing the limits of this outlet even if the UL Standards say it's safe...

Update: I replaced the suspect CB with a new 30amp and it still does not trip when drawing 40amp. Very strange.

That's a good thought Chris. It was a very cold day when this happened and most of the wiring routes through the attic to an unheated attached garage. I am using a non tesla adaptor to plug into the 14-30 so the car did not auto adjust.

Thanks for straightening me out Cottonwood. I'm buying a new breaker tonight on my drive home from work.

It is a brand new 30amp breaker. Maybe it is defective out of the box.

It does use a 2 pole breaker. But each pole is 30 amps.

I have a 14-30 outlet installed in my garage. I plugged my UMC in and forgot to Dial the charging draw down on the vehicle. It charged just fine at 40amps. Even charged at full speed of 28mph. It got me wondering why the heck didn't it pop the 30amp circuit breaker that outlet is wired to. The...

I charge at work on 3 phase 208v. The tesla charging cord will accept 2 or 3 of the phases but prefers 3. The 208v I charge on is actually 191v once I start drawing from it and it charges at about 23 mph. Hope this helps.

Allen, I have an iPhone 6S. I really wanted to love your app. The watch app is very well laid out and was the primary reason I purchased. Unfortunately shortly after installing I noticed my phone acting up quite a bit. It was freezing (black screen) on unlock and crashing when I opened your...

Tesla cords lock to the charge port when the car is locked ;-)

Good Idea

What is the proper etiquette for charging at the long term lot at the airport? My trips usually last 1-3 weeks but the car will fully charge in less than 24 hrs. Can't help but to feel like an A hole leaving it plugged in that whole time. Maybe leaving a note that they are free to disconnect...

I believe your correct. Although I suspect a Tesla wall charger pulling 80A would slow down towards the very end of the cycle.

I charge on "240v" 3phase and I only get 24 mph but that is because during certain hours I only get 200v instead of the full 240v. I suspect this is do to high electrical usage in the industrial zone my office is located in.