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Long story short, I bought a condo recently in a building with limited high power capacity and the HOA will only allow 20a 110v outlets to be installed. It’s been an incredibly frustrating process and I am trying to get the best charge rate possible given the circumstances. I also have a brand new HPWC (received as a referral) that I’d like to leverage so that I can keep my mobile connector in the car. The HOA will not allow me to install a 6-20 outlet so unfortunately I have to pay to install two 5-20 outlets and then use a quick 220 to get a 6-20 connector, is it possible to have an electrician connect my HPWC to this config somehow or is this idea misguided?

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