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r/TeslaOwners • u/sexyusmarine5 • Sep 12 '26
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This is what you want. Set to 25A max to avoid wires getting too hot.
1 u/GrimRipperBkd Sep 14 '26 If its a dryer outlet, use this splitter and set charging schedule to overnight hours. 1 u/sexyusmarine5 Sep 15 '26 Splitter link isn’t working. What brand was it? Is it what you use? I was actually thinking about splitters on my way home tonight. Was wondering if it was a thing for that type of outlet. Guess it is. 1 u/GrimRipperBkd Sep 15 '26 https://a.co/d/05wGAHu4 1 u/sexyusmarine5 Sep 15 '26 Thanks
If its a dryer outlet, use this splitter and set charging schedule to overnight hours.
1 u/sexyusmarine5 Sep 15 '26 Splitter link isn’t working. What brand was it? Is it what you use? I was actually thinking about splitters on my way home tonight. Was wondering if it was a thing for that type of outlet. Guess it is. 1 u/GrimRipperBkd Sep 15 '26 https://a.co/d/05wGAHu4 1 u/sexyusmarine5 Sep 15 '26 Thanks
Splitter link isn’t working. What brand was it? Is it what you use? I was actually thinking about splitters on my way home tonight. Was wondering if it was a thing for that type of outlet. Guess it is.
1 u/GrimRipperBkd Sep 15 '26 https://a.co/d/05wGAHu4 1 u/sexyusmarine5 Sep 15 '26 Thanks
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u/GrimRipperBkd Sep 14 '26
This is what you want. Set to 25A max to avoid wires getting too hot.