RV camp setup, has a 14-50 on a 50A breaker, a TT-30, which is a 30A 120V outet (for travel trailers, also known as pop up campers), and it also had a standard 120V 20A GFCI outlet. This setup let's an RV hookup, or an EV charge, assuming they have their own EVSE Thats a good idea but I dont want to mess around with the L6-20 outlets. The box in the link you provided wouldve been a good solution but I dont want to lug my EVSE around everytime I leave the house. The other reason I am doing this is because I want a way to charge when I am working at my properties or mowing the lawn. I cant charge my car on a circuit the tenant pays for. Hence the reason I am putting it all on my house meter. I have thought about this a lot. Im really just looking for pedestal mounting options for 2 openevse's Just use an 8' length of 4X4, 6X6, or landscaping timbers. (which are usually 8X8), dig a 3' deep hole with a posthole digger, plant timber and cement in place.. Also run your 1" PVC up one side of the timber for the power (and the rest of the PVC has to be at least 18" underground) Mount the OpenEVSEs in a NEMA4 enclosure rated for outdoor use, the PVC pipe enters at the bottom of the NEMA enclosure... I also agree with Mitch.. if you are going