EfficientWatts
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I do have a panel in my individual unit, but it doesn't say how many amps are in it. There are a number of breakers in it.
How many miles per hour can a LR model 3 charge on a 14-30? And can I use the plug in Tesla home charger on this instead of hard wiring. I'm not sure if the 14-30 plug and 14-50 plug have the same number of prongs.
Just take a picture of the panel inside your unit so we can get an idea, though I think it won't matter anyways.
You can install a 14-30 plug and buy an adapter, that will get you 24 amps. For sustained loads you have to go with 80% of the capacity. The Model 3 can charge 22 miles of range per hour.
As for that HPWC with 14-50 that's discontinuued unless you can buy a used one. But given your situation you cannot put in a 14-50.
That device I linked you (the DCC) allows you to tap the line between your unit and the communal panel, so everything will run off of your meter, and will allow you to add stuff even if it goes over the limit because of how it operates. See: DCC-9 EVEMS for Electric Vehicle Charging in Condos and Apartments