Home Charging Your Electric Car - Heres How It Went For Me And What To Know @outofspecdeals
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Uploaded May 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
DISCLAIMER: you shouldn’t use more than 40 amps on a NEMA 14-50. A follow-up appointment to install a GFCI breaker to limit flow to 50A and the EVASE to 40A is in the works and a video will be linked here with that follow up upon release.

Max goes over his experience getting Level 2 AC home-charging setup for his Polestar 2. Does it make sense for you?

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(My unit does theoretically have WiFi and an app but it does not seem as user-friendly/polished as ChargePoint for the Western market)

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Home Charging Your Electric Car - Here's How It Went For Me And What To Know

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