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50 AMP Tesla Wall Connector Install for CyberTruck⚡️ Thoughts on Install and what would you charge?

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What happens here

While one electrician works on the conduit, the other begins mounting the Tesla Wall Connector on the wall in the designated location. This involves securely fastening the charger unit to the wall using appropriate anchors and screws, ensuring it's level and stable. Simultaneously, in the main electrical panel, the 50 Amp double-pole circuit breaker is installed, and the 6-gauge THHN wires are pulled through the newly run EMT conduit. These wires are then carefully terminated (connected) to the appropriate terminals within the electrical panel and the Tesla Wall Connector, following all wiring diagrams and safety protocols.

Goal: Securely mount the charger and connect all electrical wiring

Tools and materials

  • 50 Amp Double-Pole Breaker Unspecified — Providing overcurrent protection for the EV charger circuit
  • 6-gauge THHN Wire Unspecified — The conductors for the 50 Amp circuit
  • Power Drill Unspecified — Drilling pilot holes and securing the charger to the wall
  • Screwdrivers — Tightening terminal screws and panel covers
  • Screws and Anchors Unspecified — Mounting the Tesla Wall Connector securely
  • Tesla Wall Connector Tesla — The EV charging unit itself
  • Voltage Tester Unspecified — Confirming power is off before working and verifying connections after
  • Wire Strippers Unspecified — Removing insulation from the electrical wires

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started bending the 3/4 in EMT pipe. Yeah, 3/4 in conduit bending, guys. It's an arc. You can cut it and you can make an offset, like a little offset right here. But I'm trying to keep it one piece. >> Yeah. >> So, we start getting to business. I start mounting the Tesla charger on the wall and my bro Kim was terminating the circuit breaker in the panel. All right, guys. Tesla wall connector is finally installed for the Cyber Truck. Here's what we did, guys. We put it in a 50 amp breaker and we got our THHN wire 6 gauge

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