Two Gen 3 chargers, for one Tesla and one non-Tesla…?

[Stimyg]

I’ve seen variations of this question, but I’m getting a little confused so help me out please.

I have a Tesla Gen 3 charger installed at 48 amps on a 60 amp circuit. I now want to install another charger for a non-Tesla EV, ie a car with a J1772 input, and (maybe) PowerShare between the two chargers.

I’m pretty sure I can’t do power sharing with a non-Tesla charger.

Can I add another Tesla Gen 3 charger, put one of those J1772 adapters on it (like Teslatap), and then PowerShare between the two Gen 3 chargers? Or do the cars themselves both need to be Teslas to PowerShare ?

Thanks.

 

[DerbyDave]

Since the basic Gen3 Tesla Wall Connector allows you to select to charge both Tesla and non-Tesla vehicles, I am fairly certain this is permitted in the sharing - assuming Tesla coders have properly implemented power sharing with few bugs.

Wall Connector Power Sharing | Tesla Support

With Power Sharing, you can allow up to six 3 Wall Connectors to share power and charge multiple vehicles at once. Learn how to set up and troubleshoot Power Sharing.

www.tesla.com

 

[DerbyDave]

The firmware to enable sharing is not installed or shipped by default, and my wall connector would not update automatically to the code, and said I was up to date on versions. Nonetheless, I updated to this newest code available on Tesla (manual download and update), and have been running it on my simple, non-shared installation without any issues.