I just figured that I might be having a Gen2 wall connector (without wifi) the Part Number being identified with the following prefixes: (Please see pic attached for the front facing of the charger)
(P)TPN - 1060067-##-# (or it is 1050067-##-#, where the third digit is printed all blurry)
(S)TPN - A19F001####
I have installed a 100A breaker and the electrician configured it to use max settings (D) expecting 80A (as per page 22 of user manual - https://www.tesla.com/sites/default/files/downloads/wall_connector_installation_manual_80A_en_US.pdf), but then discovered that Model 3 onboard charger is limited to 48A. (Onboard Charger). Is there a way to increase the limit - by firmware update possibly - to increase the charging capacity beyond 48A?
First, am not sure if the onboard charger is the real reason for limiting consumption to 48A. Second, how is such an update possible on this charger? Third, will a firmware update help increase capacity as I imagine it should be?
(P)TPN - 1060067-##-# (or it is 1050067-##-#, where the third digit is printed all blurry)
(S)TPN - A19F001####
I have installed a 100A breaker and the electrician configured it to use max settings (D) expecting 80A (as per page 22 of user manual - https://www.tesla.com/sites/default/files/downloads/wall_connector_installation_manual_80A_en_US.pdf), but then discovered that Model 3 onboard charger is limited to 48A. (Onboard Charger). Is there a way to increase the limit - by firmware update possibly - to increase the charging capacity beyond 48A?
First, am not sure if the onboard charger is the real reason for limiting consumption to 48A. Second, how is such an update possible on this charger? Third, will a firmware update help increase capacity as I imagine it should be?