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Well, it seems that the wall charger is much more convenient than the mobile connector in my situation. I have to charge it pretty much every single day since my work commute is around 100 miles and I take the mobile connector with me so I can charger it at work. My condo charger is currently...

Yea I think you are right, I have been thinking about this, just doing it with the electric company that installed the outlet and if the HOA inquires about it telling them I just swaped the outlet box for the wall charger. If they insist that I check with the city and if I indeed need a permit I...

It would be ideal to have the electrician remove the outlet box and just connect the wires to the wall charger. I went on the city website and found this, there are 5 cases where the permit is not required. here is an image of the code for San Diego 1- could this be considered repairing a...

Also does anyone know what is a reasonable price to pay the electric company to replace the nema 14-50 outlet box with the Tesla wall charger? they already charged me thousands of dollars to install the outlet since it was a very long conduit run.

Yes this is a condo community and it is underground in my parking spot assigned to my condo It feels like it would not be necessary to get permits again since the electrician is only replacing the NEMA 14-50 box with the Tesla Wall Connector. It is just shutting off the breaker, removing the...

Good Evening everyone! I have recently installed a NEMA 14-50 Outlet but I have been interested in upgrading to the Tesla Wall Charger My plan was to have the same licensed electrical contractor do the installation Does anyone know if this will require permits and city inspections again? I...

Does anyone know an electrician they can recommend to install a NEMA 10-30 in Downtown San Diego? (with permits for HOA approval) Or has anyone else gone through the process of installing a charging station on your private parking spot in a condo building? I started with a Tesla recommended...