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Charging at my mobile home
- Thread starter mwass1967
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Silicon Desert
Well-Known Member
Well, folks need more details about what is available at your mobile home. I assume you should be able to charge at either 120vac or 240 vac. The question is which one? Most mobile homes have 240 vac for things like ovens and dryers. what do you have available? Bottom line is you want to avoid charging at 120 if possible. TOO SLOW
You've given no information at all for us to be helpful with any answers. Maybe this will help to get you started. What kinds of outlets do you have available to plug into? Here's a decent reference page to identify them.
It all depends on your available power. Start at the breaker box. What is max power output? It should be labeled 100 or 200 amps. If 100a you could overload your circuits. 200a should be all good, as long as the car has its OWN decided line. You'll need to install at LEST a 40 amp breaker, but a 60a will better handle most conditions.
If you don't know, ASK AN ELECTRICTION!!!
If you don't know, ASK AN ELECTRICTION!!!
Holy jeez, that has so much overgeneralizing and misinformation in it. Let's just start with getting some basic information from the OP first, before guessing and throwing out misleading stuff, huh?
