I’m sure this has been discussed here before but would like clarification.
I’m installing a Tesla Gen3 charger in a residence.
Product sheet shows 60 amp breaker and lists maximum output at 48 amps.
The 60 amp circuit satisfies the 125% requirements for continuous duty.
#6 NM cable @60deg allows 55 amps. Next size up circuit breaker is 60 amp.
Is the #6 NM cable code compliant to use in this application? If not, why.
This is a single charger with no other loads associated with the dedicated circuit.
Thanks
I’m installing a Tesla Gen3 charger in a residence.
Product sheet shows 60 amp breaker and lists maximum output at 48 amps.
The 60 amp circuit satisfies the 125% requirements for continuous duty.
#6 NM cable @60deg allows 55 amps. Next size up circuit breaker is 60 amp.
Is the #6 NM cable code compliant to use in this application? If not, why.
This is a single charger with no other loads associated with the dedicated circuit.
Thanks