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Hello, all! First post, so go easy on me.
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I just got my M3 LR AWD and a Wall Connector, so I'm new to all of this. I have an electrician coming out to install the charger and he asked how many amps circuit I want installed. From reading the instructions, it looks like 60 amps is recommended, but wanted to ask if there are any benefits to using 60 amps, or if I would see any benefits if I went higher, say 80 or 100? I thought I better ask you all before I had it installed since I'm not sure what the best (fastest?) option would be.

Thank you!

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