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Thanks! Great! I get it and thought that might me the reasoning but never saw anyone ever acknowledge or set one up that way. I used a 60 amp to test but ordered a 70 amp breaker so I can push it to 50 amps which is the models limit. Every little bit helps. What surprized me was the price of...

I have my Chargepoint mounted and cabled to the panel...57 foot run. The Chargepoint uses 2 hots and a ground and it states in the manual that for hardwiring the maximum THHN AWG size supported by the integrated thumb clamps is 6. Here's the part that I do not understand. It shows with a 60...

Had to buy those red hats for all my MC (pretty cheap for a bag of them). Both the 12/2 and the 6/2 did not include them - puchased 12/2 at HD and 6/2 at NNC. Maybe they're all cutting corners nowadays.

Have the MC 6/2 wire from NNC cable.....75 feet at $3.05 a foot even with a promo code! It is .79" OD and JUST fit the HD cutting tool for $39. I think their MC 6/3 is .855" OD and probably won't fit in the track. 1" drill bit perfect size for the few spots I had to go through.

I bought one for the MC 12/2 I was running but I realized it probably won't work with the MC 6/2 ...diameter too large at .8" Don't have the MC 6/2 yet but only have to make one cut for the needed length. Can I cut the MC with an extra few feet on both ends, unravel it and then snip or dremel...

Shoot!......I missed these last two posts and only saw the original first one. I tried to stop the MC 6/2 shipment just in case but that was a waste of time. I then researched their site again (NNC) and it stated that the cable was THHN -75 amps at 90C so I figured it wouldn't it have the same...

I never really saw it done that way. Probably code acceptable since it is a metal jacket. I may look into that.

Thanks. Option 1 would be a nightmare. Newer subpanel is in a hallway above garage and I would have to open a lot of sheetrock now to get to it and it would be Option 2 is what I thought about too after more reading and I just ordered 75 feet of MC 6/2 for $250. It seems it would be a lot...

All my plans fell through and I have to redo my design and send back my wire and other accessories. As I was about to start wiring up the subpanel, after moving circuits and wires to make space for the new 60 amp breaker, I double checked the supply wires since they looked a little too small...

Thanks!... Starting install now even though I have no EV car...just one on order. Figure I'll get one eventually even if the current order falls through. Hoping I can claim some of the fed rebate money to reimburse me if possible.

The more I think about it,,,,it will always only be used for car chargers and hardwired so a full 48 amp charger can be used. I'll just pull two hots and a ground, Ground wire... I received a roll of stranded #10 with green insulation..not exactly what I ordered. Can I use this or should it...

Okay....I read all the comments....The issue is it is not a Telsa charger/car and I do not know the charger type yet that I will end up with......either a 40amp plug in with a 14-50R or hardwired for a 48 or 50 amp charger. The run is only probably 35 feet but it will be a pain and improbable...

I haven't bought a charger yet and don't have the vehivcle yet...thought I would get it all done anyway since it will happen sooner or later. I want a 60 amp circuit just to increase my available chargers for hardwiring and I only want to do this once since I have to open a will up. I'll look...

No...its a 60 amp 240V two pole THQL breaker...dual space - 2inches. I found out GE doesn't make a THQP double pole breaker (slimline verion that only uses two half spaces - 1 inch) so I have to use a standard size Qline breaker (THQP) that uses up 2 inches in my subpanel for 240V....which...

Hello...new to forum and just read a new discussion,, After reading all these posts I think I have a good idea of what to do but have a few questions. My install will be as follows.. 60 amp breaker into a GE PowerMark Gold subpanel. I found no double pole GE THQP 60 amp breaker (slim size)...