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Universal Wall Connector questions

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First, is the Universal Wall Connector on the website the same one that comes with FS CT orders?

Second, if so the website says it is 11 KW / 48 amp output, any idea how long it would take a CT to charge from say 10% - 80% at that rate?

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8hr …ish

123kWh x .7 = 86kwh / 11kW = 7.82 hr
Ah. In that equation, why use the 123kWh number? What does that represent?
 

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Come home plug in and in the morning you are good to go. My Lightning and my wife's MY are always ready to go in the morning with a full 85% charge.

The problem is if you forget to plug in at night, and have to get somewhere, home charging at 10% will not be practical. I would drive out early that morning on the 10% and hit a SC nearby before work.
 
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Come home plug in and in the morning you are good to go. My Lightning and my wife's MY are always ready to go in the morning with a full 85% charge.

The problem is if you forget to plug in at night, and have to get somewhere, home charging at 10% will not be practical. I would drive out early that morning on the 10% and hit a SC nearby before work.
Yep, I have 2 Teslas (3 & Y) already and we share 1 charger. CT will be 3rd, so I’ll be installing the new charger to help share the load. 8 hours is overnight and that works fine for me. I was hoping to get a higher charge rate though from the new charger.
 

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Come home plug in and in the morning you are good to go. My Lightning and my wife's MY are always ready to go in the morning with a full 85% charge.

The problem is if you forget to plug in at night, and have to get somewhere, home charging at 10% will not be practical. I would drive out early that morning on the 10% and hit a SC nearby before work.
I keep wondering why you can't set an alarm on the app to charge your Tesla in the evening if your battery is below a set amount.
 
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I keep wondering why you can't set an alarm on the app to charge your Tesla in the evening if your battery is below a set amount.
You can schedule charging

edit: I get what you are saying now. Charge if below x amount, yeah that would nice
 
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I keep wondering why you can't set an alarm on the app to charge your Tesla in the evening if your battery is below a set amount.
For L2 AC charging, you can set the charge limit.


"Use Scheduled Charging to specify a daily time in which you want Model Y to start charging.

Use Scheduled Departure to set a daily time when you want Model Y to be ready to drive. Model Y automatically calculates when it needs to start preconditioning and/or charging. This ensures that charging is complete and/or the cabin climate and Battery are preconditioned by your departure time."


https://www.tesla.com/ownersmanual/modely/en_us/GUID-76995CEC-6402-4BFF-99FA-CEFA36E64A19.html
 

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For L2 AC charging, you can set the charge limit.


"Use Scheduled Charging to specify a daily time in which you want Model Y to start charging.

Use Scheduled Departure to set a daily time when you want Model Y to be ready to drive. Model Y automatically calculates when it needs to start preconditioning and/or charging. This ensures that charging is complete and/or the cabin climate and Battery are preconditioned by your departure time."


https://www.tesla.com/ownersmanual/modely/en_us/GUID-76995CEC-6402-4BFF-99FA-CEFA36E64A19.html
I pretty sure many will set charge times for off peak hours to reduce costs
 

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I pretty sure many will set charge times for off peak hours to reduce costs
My service provider does not offer TOU rates. Fortunately I only pay ~$0.10/kWh around the clock.
 

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With a Gen 3 Tesla wall connector 8-12 hours for at home charging per a CT owner with a lot of miles, they are charging to 90% to try to avoid having to supercharge around town as the closest supercharger is a V2 and pretty slow.
 
 
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