Hi everyone,
I just bought an inventory S60 in Orange County, and very happy about the purchase
My condo complex has a few ChargePoint stations, but the price seems very high, $0.49/kWh for visitors, and $0.29/kWh for residence. I'm residence so I'm able to get the $0.29 rate for the first 5 hours, and $5.00/hour after that.
I'm looking into installing a 240v NEMA 14-50 outlet at my parking spot in the structure, about 30' from my house in the same level (ground floor). Before calling an electrician, I would like to know what does the process involve, so that I don't look like an idiot when dealing with electrician and get sky-high quotes.
Since it is a condo, I think the electrician needs to draw up a plan on paper showing the location of the outlet and how the wire has to run, and submit those for the HOA and the city to get permit, before actually installing? I probably need a breaker for that outlet, but do I need a separate meter for it? Should I call Southern California Edison for advice at all?
Anyone has a good recommendation for reasonable priced electrician in Orange County?
Thank you for all inputs
Happy Thanksgiving. I'm thankful for my new Tesla S
I just bought an inventory S60 in Orange County, and very happy about the purchase
My condo complex has a few ChargePoint stations, but the price seems very high, $0.49/kWh for visitors, and $0.29/kWh for residence. I'm residence so I'm able to get the $0.29 rate for the first 5 hours, and $5.00/hour after that.
I'm looking into installing a 240v NEMA 14-50 outlet at my parking spot in the structure, about 30' from my house in the same level (ground floor). Before calling an electrician, I would like to know what does the process involve, so that I don't look like an idiot when dealing with electrician and get sky-high quotes.
Since it is a condo, I think the electrician needs to draw up a plan on paper showing the location of the outlet and how the wire has to run, and submit those for the HOA and the city to get permit, before actually installing? I probably need a breaker for that outlet, but do I need a separate meter for it? Should I call Southern California Edison for advice at all?
Anyone has a good recommendation for reasonable priced electrician in Orange County?
Thank you for all inputs
Happy Thanksgiving. I'm thankful for my new Tesla S