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Not so much a question but a fortunate turn of events. The building complex my business is located had massive fire damage. As in my entire office is down to the studs, insurance is 800K into this. Anyway, asked the landlord if it would be possible to put 220V line in the exterior wall to charge. Absolutely fine with it, I’ve been a 110v charger for my entire ownership (1 week 800 miles). He must have asked an hours worth of questions and answers about the car. So now the electrician will install it and as soon as I’m back in business ow I’ll charging at work. Just a nice finish to one of the worst experiences of my life.

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