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Hello Rudy, thank you for watching and commenting! I find a lot of instruction manuals are pretty lacking. I’m not sure who writes them, but they need to be fired. Also, honestly, I don’t recall doing any modifications to the product itself. if you can point out the timestamp of when it appears that I did a modification that would be helpful. Maybe I did I just don’t recall. Waiting for reply. Thanks again.! 👍

Seems to be a good fan so far. Thank you for commenting.!

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The Emporia documentation that I found online doesn’t show the spacing on the screw holes. Only shows that the bracket is about 6 inches wide. If you’re willing to off-center it a little bit I’m sure you can use the top hole and the middle hole and not the second top hole. of course it will be off-center and look kind of funny because the Emporia is a pretty wide charger. But that of course is up to you. Here’s a link to the Page I found: www.emporiaenergy.com/EV%20Charger%20Technical%20Specs.pdf

Yes, of course. The more and electrical device is turned off he more energy you’re gonna save weather it’s connected to solar or the grid.

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I know I know 🤷‍♂️. I’m a sucker for 200 tools that take one battery.

Yes, many times a 12-3 is pulled here for a disposal and dishwasher sharing the neutral. You have to make sure each breaker is on opposite phases otherwise you could overload the neutral. Yes, definitely can’t be a GFI .

Here is what I found off of the home depot link to this item: Highlights - Used to disconnect power from an air conditioning unit - Features a metallic enclosure for outdoor use - Puller type with no fuse - Compatible with copper or aluminum lug wire range 14-3 - ANSI certified and UL listed I would imagine it's good for aluminum or copper as stated above. Thanks for watching and commenting!

@@YourFloridaElectrician thanks for the reply ! so the aluminum is 8 Awg and copper load to the water heater need 10 awg to connect the disconnect. my question the size the awg difference would compromise to a hazard situation.

@carlosh448 the wire sizes for which you speak according to the manufacturer they accept aluminum between 12 to 2 awg and copper between 14 to 2. You will be fine . You can find this information on the link to the item in the description.

Good eye Denny. I think I attempted to twist them together then stuck it under the existing screw. In hindsight I should have just made a pigtail off that screw and tied all them together. Your suggestion would have worked as well. I am working on my whole house Leviton video. I have it recorded, just have to do the editing. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Sometimes all the steps don’t get captured on the video. Torquing is a very important step. Homeowners won’t have a torque tool, but regardless the connection still need to be torqued.

Yes. The charger is designed to be connected to 220~240 volts. Line 1 to line 2.

Yes. 220~240 volts L1 to L2

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Marco Thank you. It is a lot of work sometimes but hearing a Thank you from good people like yourself makes it worth any and all the effort! Keep your eyes peeled for more EV charger videos! Please Like, share & subscribe if you have not already! Thanks again. Love to hear any and all comments. 👍

I agree. Shame the homeowner had to pay for that and trusted a professional to get it done right. SMH

Lisa. I have one switch in the master bedroom that turns them all on / off. It is usually left on all the time but should we hear something we can turn the lights off for one second then back on which will make all the lights come on and stay on overriding the motion settings. This really lights up things nicely. To return to normal operation I turn the switch back off for a few seconds then back on. After a startup time of them being on they will return to motion only operation.

Lee, thank you so much for watching and commenting on the video. Charlie did an awesome job talking about his experience with his road trip and charging his Tesla. The furthest I’ve been with my Tesla is South Georgia, but it was still awesome. It’s nice to hear other people like yourself thoroughly enjoying the car and what it can do for you. There’s a lot of electric haters out there which simply tells me they’ve never driven one or used one for a vacation. I was fortunate enough to get my full self driving when I purchased the car in 2021 and have been one of the original 2000 beta testers. So I have seen the car go through some major changes since then. There’s many cases where I would prefer the car to drive because I think it would actually do a better job than myself! It definitely drives safer than I do. I’m heavy on the accelerator and follow a little bit too close. FSD doesn’t get butt hurt if it gets cut off and does not get road rage. It only wants to get you there safely. Thanks again for sharing!

Just one man’s firsthand experience Justin. What’s a jw? No one said you have to accept EVs. But there’s no denying there are a lots of positive points about them. Thanks for commenting

@@YourFloridaElectrician journeyman wireman. And yes, you're right. Everyone's entitled to their opinion. Have a good weekend, bud

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They are thinking about it. Seems crazy to me to.

Yes, that could happen. Wait till around 2030 and you can no longer buy an ice car.

Has that been your experience? Do you own an EV? My usual wait time is about 20 minutes on super chargers. At home I let it trickle charge (about 20 amps) most of the evening but it's always ready in the morning.

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So the issue with the scheduler with this particular EV charger is you have to make sure your EV’s ready to charge instantly not set to a schedule. Then you can use the EV charger to schedule its charge anytime or instantly as long as the car is ready and expecting a charge . As far as the junction box, mine was a 5 x 5 x 3 a bigger one would work 6 x 6 x 4 or something similar . Thanks for watching and commenting !!

Up to you. Everywhere is different and everyone situation is different. Charge enough to make it worth your while to do it.

I’m not sure the cost of living there. If it’s a very similar, install being a short run as far as the conduit and wiring. Several hundred dollars at least. Again that’s completely up to you and your expenses and your living situation if you know the person, etc.. I wish you the best of luck with your install. Please keep us informed how it goes.

That’s highly subjective and depends on where you live really. The cost-of-living, etc.. it’s up to you but for me it’s $500 all day long.

Wow thanks for the update on yours. I guess I do have a small yard maybe 1/3 of an acre. Mine still seems to be going strong. 💪

Hey Derek. That question is from something mentioned in the video? If so can you specify at what timestamp?

I’m sorry. I was asking for my situation. I’m installing 50A hardljne wolfbox Running g 125ft of copper from breaker. Need to figure out what type copper I’ll need for 70 A double pole.

@@dereklemox3342 No need to over kill and waste too much money. You only need to breaker it at 60 amps max. Using #6 THHN wire (one red, one black and one green and installed into a conduit) instead of #4 wire for a 70 amp. The difference here alone in the wire size over 125' you will be thanking me for. The max charging speed for this charger is only 50 amps anyways. That translates into about 12,000 watts per hour. 50 amps x 240 volts = 12,000 watts. 125' is a long pull. Make sure you have some help. Hope this helps. Let me know how your install goes. 👍

Thanks for watching. Here is a link to the exact ones.. www.homedepot.com/p/Defiant-MaxDetect-240-Degree-White-Motion-Activated-Wired-Outdoor-3-Head-Dusk-to-Dawn-LED-Security-Flood-Light-3000-Lumens-17000051/324294058 Let me know how your install goes....

I would go with #6 stranded. Number #6 solid would be really hard to bend. Thanks for watching and commenting !

No problem 👍. Was an easy and fun install. Thanks for watching and commenting! If you can remember to like, share and subscribe. 🙏

Thank you. It did come out pretty nice. I’m happy with it.

Cool website and cool products. Thank you 🙏

Nhan. Position of the red and black wire doesn’t matter. unless you were doing some sort of sense metering or smart home metering and you wanted to keep the faces correct. You can run number six with the 50 amp breaker. You can always go bigger with the wire size but not smaller. So keeping it at #6 is fine. You could probably downsize the ground wire to number eight if you wanted to save a couple bucks. Thanks for watching and commenting. Please be careful and turn off your power during your install ! Like, share and subscribe ! Thank you!

I will thanks again 🙏

Let us know how it goes 🤓

Jamie. No on / off switch. As far as I know phone only. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Glad it helped! Makes making the video all the more worthwhile. Thank you for watching and commenting . Remember to like, subscribe and share . 🙏

I like it! A proper definition. It’s demand factor but I know what you’re taking about. I appreciate the comment and thanks for watching!

Right demand factor :), sorry for the typo

It's all good. Ty for spending some time on my channel. I hope you enjoy the videos. 😎

One of my early videos. Who knew these videos would get so many views 🤷‍♂️. Thanks to the great comments I am making better videos. Thank you 🙏

Hey Marcus. I installed it for a friend who purchased the $50,000 vehicle not me. Lol Besides what reasonable person wouldn’t want to save money somewhere they can?

#6 THHN I do believe. 12:47 point in the video.

At 12 inches. Art 356.30 (1) Thanks for commenting.