I just had a dedicated circuit installed for my Model 3 Performance by an electrician (before I saw the Munro video), and I remember the installer saying that the 50 amp circuit they were installing was more than fine for my charger. He talked about how you need to have 60amp circuit for a Wall Charger and use good components meant for continuous duty. He showed samples of melted connectors, torched wiring from people who had installed their wall chargers this way and were charging every day etc. I was watching a recent Sandy Munro video where he was talking about (warning about) people who connect using the wiring and breaker to this circuit (48 amps wall charger) Warning that these residential circuits are not meant for a continuous 50 amp load and are intended for partial duty loads as you would see with an electric dryer, which is not going to run continually at full load for hours and hours on end perhaps every single day. I believe most of these were talking about utilizing existing 14-50 electrical dryer circuits for their Wall Chargers installs. I read several threads where people were asking about connecting their Tesla Wall Chargers onto an existing 50 amp circuits in their electrical panel. Mexico & (Spanish-speaking) Latin America.Midwest/Great Lakes Supercharger locations.Mountain/Southwest Supercharger locations.Supercharging & Charging Infrastructure.Software: Firmware Updates, Features, Tesla App.Cybertruck: Ordering, Production, Delivery.Model Y: Ordering, Production, Delivery.Model X: Ordering, Production, Delivery.Model 3: Ordering, Production, Delivery.Model S: Ordering, Production, Delivery.

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