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Inlaws just put a plug in their garage; they say it's on "at least" a 30 amp fuse, but don't know the plug type.
Assuming that I first dial the amps down to 24, any issues with using this adapter?
NEMA 14-50R to L6-30P Twist-Lock Adapter
I did a little image enhancement and 180˚ rotate. See below. I read this as a L6-50R. If that is correct, and it is fed by a 50 Amp breaker, all you need to buy or make is an L6-50P to 14-50R adapter in the same manner as folks make a 6-50 to 14-50 adapter for Tesla Charging. You may well be able to charge at 40 Amps!!! There is a lot of discussion at Tesla no longer selling NEMA 6-50 Adapter - Page 9 and other threads on doing this reasonably safely.
Good Luck!
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When I zoom in, it looks to me like it says L6-30-R, and the text next to it seems to say 30A.
Thanks. I've ordered the 6-30 to 10-30 cable/adapter and the 10-30 adapter for the UMC. May propose replacing it with a 10-30R--that's a good suggestion, too.
That is a code issue. 10-30's are not approved for new installs, and then you get into the whole ground/neutral question on a permanent outlet in the house. Even though it is a little "Rube Goldberg", I would stay with the 6-30 to 10-30 cable/adapter and the 10-30 adapter for the UMC.
That is a code issue. 10-30's are not approved for new installs, and then you get into the whole ground/neutral question on a permanent outlet in the house. Even though it is a little "Rube Goldberg", I would stay with the 6-30 to 10-30 cable/adapter and the 10-30 adapter for the UMC.
Ah. I'm moving to a house that already has a 10-30. I bought the adapter for the UMC. Should I pay to have it replaced with a 14-50?
Interesting. Why are 6-30s ok but 10-30s forbidden?