Do you have to hard wire or plug the unit in? null

It comes with a plug installed. This is removable if you decided to go with a hard wired installation instead. When in doubt consult a local electrician. They'll be able to tell you codes you fall under for a proper installation.

The electrician could set it up either way. If you hard wire it you will not be able to remove it like a plug in installation.

You have your choice with the Wallbox. Just remove and recycle the included plug, to convert it for hardwired installation.

That’s what I like about this charger. The only thing you have to do is mount it next to your existing 240V plug if you have one. If you don’t have a 240 plug, then you’ll have to hire an electrician to install one.

You could wire a cable to plug into your Dryer socket, assuming the panel breaker is 50 amps,

You plug it in to a NEMA 14-50 outlet.

“Do you have to hard wire or plug the unit in?”

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It comes with a plug installed. This is removable if you decided to go with a hard wired installation instead. When in doubt consult a local electrician. They'll be able to tell you codes you fall under for a proper installation.
Answered by godcixelsyd 2 years ago
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The electrician could set it up either way. If you hard wire it you will not be able to remove it like a plug in installation.
Answered by James 2 years ago
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You have your choice with the Wallbox. Just remove and recycle the included plug, to convert it for hardwired installation.
Answered by iTwo 6 months ago
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That’s what I like about this charger. The only thing you have to do is mount it next to your existing 240V plug if you have one. If you don’t have a 240 plug, then you’ll have to hire an electrician to install one.
Answered by Teslacable 1 year ago
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You could wire a cable to plug into your Dryer socket, assuming the panel breaker is 50 amps,
Answered by LANWANMAN 2 years ago
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You plug it in to a NEMA 14-50 outlet.
Answered by Justin 2 years ago
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