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Yes, thinking about it now that does make more sense and is something I may change. I do have a grounding question if it do this. I understand the reason to only bond neutral and ground at the main panel but do I need to ground the sub panel locally since it’s in a different building or can I...

I did not think of that but yes that would have been better. I guess with 11/4 I can always upgrade provided my pipe does not rust through. Since it is RMC it should last a little while.

Thank you for that missing link. I get it now.

Here you say 2 14awg but first you said 3 14awg. I guess it does not make much of a difference but it is a tight fit and it maybe hard to get all those wires in if you have a few bend but sounds like you did that already too. The other pieces to note is 32 amps is the max I understand 8 gauge...

No, it does not matter. It's nice to have a red and black wire but it is not required. Your two back wires go back to the main panel and are connected to one breaker that is connected to two different phases of 110-120v at 180 degree apart. The difference gives you the 220-240V. If you know...

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One setup to start but I want to wire it with six wires (2 sets of 3) incase in the future I had two electric cars. However, for now there is only going to be one charger connected.

Can I ask a new question about Tesla charging. I just ordered the new Tesla Universal charger and I have become so confused about max amp draw for a setup and have seen mixed information. This is what I have done. A) Tesla hardwired wall charger has two hot wires (Red an black) and ground...