I was thinking about trading in my R1T for an S and was able to get an offer before committing. I used the customer service chat and they got me in touch with a lead sales specialist who gave me the offer. I can provide his email for you if you like.
An update on this: electrician came out and hardwired our new charger and said previous electrician had used #8 wires. Not sure if this contributed to the issue. I think #8 should be ok for a 30A charger but not for the 50A breaker. We updated the wire to a #6 and will
Be charging at 40A.
This is correct. They used a #6 wire. Previous electrician had used only a #8, which may have been the reason for the outlet burning necessitating the new install.
I asked about upgrading to a 60Amp breaker but electrician said it’s not a good idea since my panel is only 100 A. I didn’t really question him. 50A breakers serves our need fine.
Quick question. In the energy screen in the truck it says it’s charging at 42A. Is it safe to assume that only 40A are going through since it’s charging at 9.37 kw according to the ChargePoint app?
I just had the Homeflex charger hardwired and when I was setting it up it asked for the Brraker Amperage, which is 50. Does this mean it will charge at 50 Amps? I don’t see any way to chose the actual amps when charging. Am I missing something?
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If you actually look at the lease prices, the Quad motors are sometimes cheaper than the dual motors. Question is: are you going to buy out the R1S when the lease is done. If you are I’d go for the DM since it will be cheaper to buy out. If youre going to give it back anyways, just for for the...
Thanks for all the input everyone. Just ordered the hardwired ChargeFlex. In case anyone is interested, i asked the bot on their website for a discount code and he gave me one for 10% off. ? Use code Drift10.
To be fair my original post wasn’t 100% clear. Looks like I’ll be bringing in an electrician to hardwire a charger and review the whole installation.
Other people can chime in, but I don’t believe this is correct. My breaker is 50 Amps and the charger is 30Amps. I believe the 80% rule is for picking the charger. For example the next charger I chose should be no more than 40 Amps. That’s my understanding.