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So here why now if I’m installing a sub panel with 2 breaker and then from there wiring one to each bien how is this power sharing? Each borne will be limited to 25 AMPs in the example of a 60 AMP breaker at main panel.

Thanks for the replies I can understand what is being recommended, now to be honest I just don’t understand why it would need a sub panel to split the circuit into 2. Im not an electrician and trying to understand the logic. Thank you again

Hi Raiden if I may reading your post that is exactly what i was looking to do right or wrong using the same line and splitting 2 ways no sub panel. Now this post dates back some time so how is that working for you. Did you run into any issues or is everything working well between the 2 gen3's? Thx

You’re maybe correct I’m just getting mixed interpretations of what is the correct way of doing it and of course lest costly. I guess I’d have to speak to an electrician and someone who may have done it already. Thx

Circling back on this topic related to power sharing with gen3 chargers. I was under the impression this is possible on one single circuit splitting your main 2 ways (one to each borne). Has anyone managed to get this working?