Vercingetorix
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Has anyone had a NEMA 6-50 melt?
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no reports that I'm aware of - but it should be no different for 14-50 vs. 6-50 socket - the 14-50's that have melted that I've seen all demonstrate thermal stress on one of the 120V "hot" connectors - which would be the same load/thermals on a 6-50 outlet.Has anyone had a NEMA 6-50 melt?
If you change it out be aware Hubbell takes a faceplate with larger diameter hole and deeper outlet box than "normal" 14-50Rs.Damn, I have a Leviton 279-500. Going to be such a pain to swap out, not fun manhandling 6AWG cable. Checked the receptacle and didnt see any stress/burns but usually charge at a DC station.
Yeah, me too. My gen 2 Tesla charger with TeslaTap adapter works flawlessly and charges my Taycan and my wife's Q4 e-Tron at about 60 miles/hour. My PMCC sits, unused since day one, in the storage space under the trunk.Got the same email. I use my Tesla 220 v EVSE with a TeslaTap adapter (thanks to your advice DaveO) My question is the sentence saying not to use 110 v outlets.
Does this mean is I’m say visiting a relatives house I cannot use the 110 to trickle charge?
If one uses 110V it will work - But takes 36+ Hours to charge.Got the same email. I use my Tesla 220 v EVSE with a TeslaTap adapter (thanks to your advice DaveO) My question is the sentence saying not to use 110 v outlets.
Does this mean is I’m say visiting a relatives house I cannot use the 110 to trickle charge?
It's the cable between the EVSE and the outlet. The cable between the EVSE and the EV is fine.Complete BS blaming the outlets. It's the cable between the EVSE and car.
I changed everything BUT the outlet (EVSE, car) and it's working flawlessly at 40 amps.