All,
I installed my Tesla Wall Charger in April when I received my MSP. I used 4ga wire which runs approximately 7 feet from the circuit breaker panel. The voltage reads 239 - 240 Volts as reported by my Tesla app.
I have noticed that if I increase the maximum charging current to 48 Amps, it will charge just fine, and the voltage is stble at 239 - 240V, however, the next time I check my Tesla app, either the app or the car has decreased the maximum charging current to 46 Amps. Essentially, it appears that either the app or the car prefers a 46 Amp charge limit. It would not surprise me to find out that for some reason, 46 Amps is the “preferred” maximum charging current, but I do not find any discussion when I search here or on Google.
Anyone see something similar on their Tesla Level 2 Wall Charger?
Thanks so much,
Artemus
I installed my Tesla Wall Charger in April when I received my MSP. I used 4ga wire which runs approximately 7 feet from the circuit breaker panel. The voltage reads 239 - 240 Volts as reported by my Tesla app.
I have noticed that if I increase the maximum charging current to 48 Amps, it will charge just fine, and the voltage is stble at 239 - 240V, however, the next time I check my Tesla app, either the app or the car has decreased the maximum charging current to 46 Amps. Essentially, it appears that either the app or the car prefers a 46 Amp charge limit. It would not surprise me to find out that for some reason, 46 Amps is the “preferred” maximum charging current, but I do not find any discussion when I search here or on Google.
Anyone see something similar on their Tesla Level 2 Wall Charger?
Thanks so much,
Artemus