When you order your Tesla wall connector kit, it will come with the wall connector unit, a top entry bracket, a low profile bracket, power and signal conduit plugs, a conduit sealing gasket, and various screws and screw covers.
Installing a Tesla charging station requires a few tools. We will use:
The Tesla wall connector charging station.
A 60-amp breaker.
Electrical wire with two lines and one ground.
A clamp connector to hold the wires.
Many drivers who decide to use a high-voltage plug choose the National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) 1450, also called a recreational vehicle (RV) plug. It is a cost-effective and flexible choice that is compatible with many EV models and manufacturers, including Tesla. The high-voltage plug goes directly into a 240-volt outlet. You may already have this electrical outlet in your garage, which will help you save on installation costs.