Here is my current setup:
I have a Model Y I have been using the mobile charger that came with the car (2021) to charge the car on a 14-50 NEMA 60A circuit I had installed back in 2021. I believe 4GA wire was installed since I requested it from the electrician. The length of wire from the breaker to the plug is about 2-3 feet since the plug is on the opposite side of the same wall the breaker is on.
Now here is what I am needing:
I recently bought a Model X and want to charge it overnight also. I also purchased one of the new Tesla Universal wall chargers. I know if you daisy chain wall chargers on the same circuit, they will communicate with each other and load balance to not overload the circuit. Since I am running a mobile charger and now want to also run a wall charger, will the wall charger sense the load of the mobile connector on the same circuit and reduce it's draw to not overload the circuit or will I need to install a separate dedicated circuit for the wall charger?
I plan to get another wall charger in the future to have them communicate and balance the load but did not want to incur that additional equipment expense or the expense of installing another circuit right now if the 'line sharing' option between a mobile charger and wall charger I described above would work.
I have a Model Y I have been using the mobile charger that came with the car (2021) to charge the car on a 14-50 NEMA 60A circuit I had installed back in 2021. I believe 4GA wire was installed since I requested it from the electrician. The length of wire from the breaker to the plug is about 2-3 feet since the plug is on the opposite side of the same wall the breaker is on.
Now here is what I am needing:
I recently bought a Model X and want to charge it overnight also. I also purchased one of the new Tesla Universal wall chargers. I know if you daisy chain wall chargers on the same circuit, they will communicate with each other and load balance to not overload the circuit. Since I am running a mobile charger and now want to also run a wall charger, will the wall charger sense the load of the mobile connector on the same circuit and reduce it's draw to not overload the circuit or will I need to install a separate dedicated circuit for the wall charger?
I plan to get another wall charger in the future to have them communicate and balance the load but did not want to incur that additional equipment expense or the expense of installing another circuit right now if the 'line sharing' option between a mobile charger and wall charger I described above would work.