Tesla charger installation in Lithia, FL
The Tesla Wall Connector charges faster than a standard outlet setup and works with most electric vehicles, not just Teslas. We size the circuit to your home's panel and your vehicle's onboard charger, with same-day estimates and 24-hour emergency service.
What the Wall Connector actually offers
Tesla's Wall Connector is a hardwired Level 2 charger built for home use, and it's more flexible than many people expect.
Up to 48A output
Wired to a 60-amp circuit, the Wall Connector delivers Tesla's maximum home charging speed, around 44 miles of range per hour.
Adjustable to your panel
The internal switch supports anywhere from a 15 to 100-amp circuit, letting it adapt to almost any home's existing electrical capacity.
Universal compatibility
Compatible with most electric vehicles, not just Teslas, as long as the correct plug adapter matches your vehicle's charging inlet.
Matching the circuit to your vehicle, not just the wall unit
Installing the Wall Connector on a bigger circuit than your vehicle's onboard charger can use won't get you faster charging, it just means the circuit has extra headroom. Check your vehicle's actual maximum charging amperage before deciding on circuit size.
- Tap the lightning bolt icon on your Tesla's touchscreen to see its exact maximum charging amperage
- Most current Tesla models are limited to 48 amps in North America, needing a 60-amp circuit for full speed
- If your panel doesn't have room for a 60-amp circuit, the Wall Connector can still be installed on a smaller circuit and will simply charge more slowly
We check your panel's available capacity during the estimate so you know exactly what charging speed to expect before we install anything.
Where Tesla charger work often comes up
Comfortable across major manufacturers
Common questions about Tesla Wall Connector installation
Can a Tesla Wall Connector charge other EV brands?+
Yes, the Wall Connector is compatible with most electric vehicles, as long as the correct adapter matches your specific vehicle's charging inlet.
What amperage circuit do I need for full-speed charging?+
Most current Tesla models max out at 48 amps in North America, which needs a 60-amp circuit for full-speed charging around 44 miles of range per hour. Check your vehicle's touchscreen for its exact maximum amperage.
Can I still install a Wall Connector if my panel doesn't have room for a 60-amp circuit?+
Yes, the Wall Connector's internal switch supports anywhere from 15 to 100 amps, so it can be installed on a smaller circuit. It will simply charge more slowly than the maximum rate.
How much does Tesla Wall Connector installation cost?+
Installation typically runs $750 to $1,500, depending on your home's existing electrical setup, distance from the panel, and whether a panel upgrade is needed. We'll give you an exact price after checking your panel.
Can the Wall Connector be mounted outdoors?+
Yes, the Wall Connector's design allows for both indoor and outdoor mounting, giving you flexibility on where the charger is placed relative to your parking space.
Ready to charge at home?
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