Tesla Wall Connector & Car Charger Melbourne

The Tesla Wall Connector does indeed provide AC (Alternating Current) power, and the Tesla Model 3 does come equipped with an onboard charger capable of 11 kW for Type 2 AC charging. The Model 3 typically has rapid DC (Direct Current) charging capability. However, the availability of rapid DC charging can depend on the specific Model 3 variant and options selected when purchasing the vehicle.

The Tesla Wall Connector is indeed compatible with both single-phase and three-phase electrical systems. This adaptability allows it to be installed in a variety of locations and accommodate different electrical setups.

Indeed it can! Besides the obvious financial benefits of choosing an electric car over a traditional fuel-guzzler, you’ll find that investing in a Tesla Wall Charger is also a great way to secure long-term energy savings; especially if you’re using your Tesla’s “Scheduled Departure” feature. The Scheduled Department function will allow you to program a specific departure time for your car, thereby optimising your charging schedule and ensuring your car is fully charged at the set departure time of your choosing.

This feature calculates when to start charging, factoring in the current charge level and the available charging rate. It can even precondition the cabin temperature in your vehicle, efficiently warming or cooling the interior to your liking while it’s still connected to the charger. By utilising off-peak electricity rates and ensuring a comfortable cabin upon departure, using Tesla Wall Connector in conjunction with the Scheduled Departure feature will help you save on energy costs while you effortlessly charge your EV from the comfort of your own bed.

The Tesla Wall Connector is capable of delivering an 11 kW output. When charging a Tesla vehicle, it can provide a charging rate equivalent to up to 75 kilometres of range added per hour of charging. For the quickest home charging experience, Tesla owners can set up their Tesla Wall Charger with a circuit breaker that aligns to the Tesla vehicle's onboard charging capabilities. Remember that you can find the maximum amperage of your Tesla vehicle by tapping the lightning bolt icon on the touchscreen. In the event that you’re situated amid particular power requirements that might be limiting your power availability, the Wall Connector can also be configured with lower amperage circuit breakers to accommodate a wide range of existing electrical systems. For all non-Tesla electric vehicles, always be sure to consult your manufacturer's guidelines to determine the maximum amperage. A more detailed breakdown of the Tesla Wall Connector’s vehicle charging speeds can be found here.

Yes, the Tesla Wall Connector is designed for both indoor and outdoor use, which means that it is built to be waterproof and durable enough to withstand inclement weather.

The chief distinction between a Tesla Gen 3 Wall Connector and a Tesla Gen 2 Wall Connector is their maximum charging capabilities. The Gen 2 Wall Connector provides a maximum output of 80 amps (up to 19.2 kW), making it suitable for high-power charging. In contrast, the Gen 3 Wall Connector offers a maximum output of 48 amps (up to 11.5 kW). However, the Tesla Gen 3 Wall Connector features the ability to share power among up to six units, which is especially useful in situations where multiple electric vehicles need to be charged simultaneously, whereas the Gen 2 does not have this power-sharing functionality. Both models are Wi-Fi-enabled, allowing for remote monitoring and control via the Tesla app and receive over-the-air firmware updates.

Yes, the Tesla Wall Charger has been specifically designed for easy installation. It features an open wire box with integrated terminals, offering ample space for wire connections, and it offers entry points from the top, bottom, and rear. Installers have the convenience of commissioning the Wall Connector and connecting it to the customer's Wi-Fi network using a mobile device. Prior to installation, it is recommended that you thoroughly read the Gen 3 Wall Connector Manual. Even though installing Tesla wall chargers is a mercifully straightforward procedure, we still strongly recommend that you exercise safety measures and consult a qualified electrician — if not a Tesla Certified Electrician — if you yourself are not professionally trained in electrical work.

Yes, you can use a Tesla car charger to charge non-Tesla cars, so long electric vehicles. Do keep in mind though that charging speeds may vary depending on different vehicles and power supplies. Also be sure to double check that the Wall Connector you have selected has a plug that matches the charging inlet for your model of electric car.