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Multiple 220V outlets on 50A breaker for 2 Tesla's.

GWheat

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Can I run 2 plugs 220V in the garage for Tesla's off of one 50A breaker?
 
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jeepxj

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no. not to code or common sense if you're trying to charge 2 at once.

you can however team up multiple gen 2 HPWC's off a single breaker. the new gen 3 HPWC's require their own home runs but can team together to reduce load.
 

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no. not to code or common sense if you're trying to charge 2 at once.

you can however team up multiple gen 2 HPWC's off a single breaker. the new gen 3 HPWC's require their own home runs but can team together to reduce load.
So the recepticles are against code, but hard wired is OK?

And am I understanding correctly that the gen 3 HPWC’s communicate with one another to balance demand?
 

jeepxj

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So the recepticles are against code, but hard wired is OK?

And am I understanding correctly that the gen 3 HPWC’s communicate with one another to balance demand?

they're ok for code you just need to have them on a GFCI. if you hard wire most of the good brands have a built in GFCI meaning you can use a "dumb" breaker on the circuit. grizz, tesla, clippercreek,chargepoint etc.

the gen 2 HPWC's used a wire to communicate between the units. the Gen 3s use wifi to figure it out. either generation is capable of load share.
 
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