johnbyebye
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I had the same idea until I can get a 14-50 installed. They make 10-30 splitters (assuming that's what your dryer plug is), but I hadn't yet researched if they can tolerate the constant load of EV charging. Likely I'll just end up unplugging the dryer when it doesn't need to be used.Does anyone have any creative ideas on how i can share that 10-30 outlet with my dryer? The garage is on the other side of the wall on the left and my tesla will be parked on that side of the garage too. Running an outlet from the breaker is going to run atleast 1500-2000 since my panel is on the other side of the house, and is pretty much full as there is one blank/slot left for the size of a 120v breaker. Maybe it'll be cheaper to just share this existing outlet (not at the same time of course)?
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