Thanks to everyone for their feedback. Eprosenx, thanks for you're electrical expertise. I've read most of your posts under "Battery & Charging", big help. Facts, just the facts. HPWC mounting, I believe I read "no lower than 15" and max height of 60". Not sure where I read it. For me, mounting on the ceiling put my HPWC in the best position for my use and the easiest for install. It's installed and wired properly. It's only slightly out of normal position. Someone else here mentioned they mounted their HPWC on the ceiling. Their electrician questioned the location, but later admitted it made sense. The HPWC is "solid state", with no moving parts, It doesn't know it's not vertical. Serviceability? A six foot step ladder to reach, and four screws and three electrical connection to remove in ten minutes. The issue with the charge cord? Twenty four feet is normally too long and nine feet would almost always be too short. I didn't have to route it the way I did, but for my daily need, it made sense to hide half of it. Someone said it was routed through a wall, it's not. It's routed through the 3/4" sheetrock garage ceiling into an open 12' high plus attic. If this was a unfinished garage, would it still be an issue? I can easily adjust the length of the exposed charge cable as required, even to facilitate outdoor charging. I do have a dark sock covering the charge handle, to protect from damage, debris, and moisture. I'm most surprised by the comment, "So, while I applaud you for thinking outside the box, that is a recipe for disaster. If it started a fire, an insurance adjuster would void any claim if it was found the wall connector caused it with not-to-code install". Please, quote me "to code" install? My reply, my HPWC is properly secured and wired. My charge cable remains in the garage, half divided by 3/4" sheet rock. In my opinion, my only sin, my installation doesn't look like a traditional EVSE. I'm open for further discussion, but be rationale.
