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Hidden Tesla wall connector - photos

Discussion in 'Supercharging & Charging Infrastructure' started by Fossil Fool, Sep 20, 2019.

  1. Fossil Fool

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    #1 Fossil Fool, Sep 20, 2019
    Just installed my second wall connector. This one at my house in Tempe.

    Decided to run 60A through the ceiling and drop it down inside the wall to a cabinet in the garage. Makes for a very clean install.

    I left 100A wire in the ceiling in case Tesla cars in the future can handle more power on charging.

    Highly recommend if you buy a connector be sure at the parts counter to ask for the one with the LONG cord.

    PS - Sorry for all the oil stains on the floor from working on my ICE cars over the past 30 years. Tried all the standard ways to clean up the concrete. I may put in tile or something now.


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    #2 Ostrichsak, Sep 20, 2019
    Nice work. I, for one, actually like the look of these HPWC (especially this black one and the signature one) so I almost feel as though it's a shame to hide such a work of art. Certainly makes for a clean look though when not in use so I can appreciate it.
     
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  3. Fossil Fool

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    #3 Fossil Fool, Sep 20, 2019
    My wife suggested the spot and her thought was it would keep the dust off things so she wouldn't get as dirty charging her car. I wipe down things on the charger every week or so. Happy wife happy...
     
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