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if this real or photoshopped? Pretty cool.
Real. Unfortunately I don't have a full garage to park my car in and my driveway is narrow. Also, I park behind my wife since I leave first every morning. I installed a 240v outlet, outside of my garage and have a nema 15-40 (25') extension cord going down the side of my driveway. I have a few bushes on the side, so i used them to hold my cord. (I am truly green)

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I had it easy. The laundry room is on the other side of the wall, and we use a gas dryer so there was an unused 30A circuit about three feet from where the charger is plugged in. Pull the dryer, install a junction box in the wall and extend the circuit through the garage wall.

The 10-30 outlet has "Top" marked on it, but I rotated it so the transformer doesn't hang upside down. I laser engraved the Tesla logo on the cover plate. I back the car in so it's an easy connection.
Yeah, it's a mess, but my shop constantly looks like a grenade went off in there. what does that say about me?

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We had the guys who installed the solar (that’s the corner of our inverter with the “warning” label) also install a 14-50 for us. It’s all right by the charge port on the car, so we only need about 3 feet of cable. So the bulk of the cable sits coiled up with our assorted extension cords. And we tuck the handle into a convenient bend of conduit.

This is not available in the online Tesla store.
 
Not actually hanging, just coiled on the top of a plastic shelving unit. When not plugged in, the charging connector fits nicely into the opening in the top of the corner post, like a holster. One benefit of this setup is that the weight of the UMC and cord is fully supported by the shelf, rather than hanging off of the 14-50 receptacle.

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