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How Digital Electric installs a Tesla home charger.

Wall Connector path: capacity first, then circuit, mount, and a final test charge before we leave.

Serving Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, and Illinois.

Tesla Wall Connector charging a car outside the garage.
Tesla Wall Connector charging a car outside the garage.

Goal

What this job is for.

A reliable home charge rate on a circuit the panel can support on a hot evening.

Constraints

What usually binds the design.

  • Service size, spare breaker spaces, and run length to the parking spot
  • Interior vs exterior mount, labeling, and weather
  • Whether Powerwall and Tesla Home Charge on Solar should share the design
  • Owner-supplied vs quoted Wall Connector hardware (Tesla sells the unit; we install)

Design

How we decide before hardware lands.

  • Load calculation before anyone orders a 60 A breaker as a default
  • Shared visit with Powerwall when backup and charging both matter

Install

Field work, then Tesla Home.

Circuit, protection, mount, and a functional charge test.

Outcome

How we close the job

  • Service and panel capacity checked before the homerun is pulled.
  • Circuit, protection, and mount completed as electrical work.
  • A final test charge before we leave.

Powerwall

Shared visit with Powerwall when backup and charging both matter.

  • Tesla Powerwall and white backup box installed on a brick wall.
    Tesla Powerwall and backup box on a brick wall.
  • Tesla Powerwall installed on a garage wall next to an electrical panel.
    Tesla Powerwall on a garage wall, next to the electrical panel.