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HOW TO INSTALL A TESLA WALL CONNECTOR UNIVERSAL IN LESS THAN 10 MINUTES!

What happens here

The electrician introduces the project: installing a Tesla Wall Connector Universal EV charger. He highlights the location of the electrical panel inside a "partially finished garage/bedroom" and the exterior disconnect. He emphasizes the importance of safety by turning off the main power at the exterior disconnect before working on the indoor panel. Using a drill, he begins to remove the screws from the main electrical panel cover, which is a Square D Homeline 200 amp panel. He then proceeds to the exterior disconnect and switches off the main power.

Goal: Prepare the work area and ensure electrical safety by powering off the main electrical system.

Tools and materials

  • Drill Milwaukee — Removing the screws from the electrical panel cover
  • Electrical Panel Square D Homeline — The main service panel for the house where the new circuit will be installed
  • Exterior Disconnect Schneider Electric — To cut main power to the entire house for safe work on the electrical panel

What they say

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All right, I'm going to show you guys how to install a Tesla wall connector universal. Full walkthrough tutorial on how to install this level two electric vehicle charger. All right, everybody. Welcome back to the channel. My name is Hendy the Sparky. I'm an electrician in New Jersey and today we got a service call. A customer called saying that they want their Tesla wall connector universal charger installed. And here is the property I'm going to show you guys. And here is a little backstory on this job. So customer actually had a handyman come and turns out he couldn't do it. So and he couldn't even pull a permit. So they called out called us out to get a proper installation from a licensed electrician. So we came out, we gave a price and they accepted. And so here we are. So I'm here at the property and now we're going to get started. So you can see the holes already made. And I first start by taking off the panel cover. This is a Square D Homeline 200 amp electrical panel. So I'm using my drill and I have a square tip, a number two square tip on the drill. And you want to be careful when you take off the panel cover, everybody, cuz you know sometimes when you're working live, you don't want to get zapped. And before I work on the panel, I actually go to the exterior disconnect and turn it off. It is now code in New Jersey, guys, for uh any 200

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