How to Install a Tesla Level 2 Wall Charger (Re-Upload)

[@standtall7646]

Correct on the drywall screws. ALSO: You should put something like sill seal(thin foam) between brick, concrete, stucco and the plywood to prevent moisture from damaging the plywood. Moisture from brick-to-wood: These 3 materials can condensate due to temperature changes. No matter where you live.

[@anderbeau]

Great tutorial but I think I’ll just pay the $500 to have it install and NOT se my house on fire and blow up my Tesla 😂

[@JacobGagoOfficial]

Lmaoooooooo love this lol same

[@MichaelT-yd7iv]

On any future project involving conduit, your life will be much simpler if you run the wires/cable through each individual part (elbows, straights, adapters) before gluing the conduit together. Once you have the needed amount of wire protruding from each final end, running the pvc glue around each pvc part and then pressing into and rotating the 2 pieces lightly. You will end up with the same rigid assembly you show in your video, just less issues with trying to snake wire

[@bulkmailbullseye70]

Great job Josh, it’s especially useful to find this here as i’m installing a Gen2 unit that was purchased in 2019.

[@standtall7646]

Unless you have 100% power off at panel, using a metal fish tape could be very hazardous. FYI.

[@engindem1]

thank you so much for your excelent instruction, many people conflicts gen.1, 2 and 3, can adjust mine as well.

[@leonardogarcia4820]

Thanks bro video very professional and straight forward

[@henq]

very pro filmed and edited. ultra smooth voice over. top instructional vid!

[@scottgriffin2005]

what a great lesson. Thanks

[@ernestdupree3450]

Great video. How many amps is your sub panel?

[@beerman1957]

It’s against the law to install without a permit.

[@danlally9684]

Says someone who knows nothing about electrical codes. They're city, county, region, and state specific so making a broad statement like "It's against the law" is nonsense.

[@aldric9650]

😁 𝓅𝓇o𝓂o𝓈𝓂