Portable battery charger for Tesla | Tesla Motors Club
2021年11月6日 · I have a question as I ran into this few months ago.My model 3 just die out few miles before the supercharger.I got it towed to supercharger after a long delay and it was only two miles away.Is there a portable charger available with enough volts and amp to charge any Tesla car to give it enough power to drive few miles to the supercharger.I am ...
What mobile charger should I buy? | Tesla Motors Club
2023年6月18日 · WHICH CHARGER? Our Chevy Volt uses a 240V Level 2 charger, which (with adapter) can charge our not-yet-delivered Tesla MYLRRWD. However, I'd like to buy a cost-effective portable charger for the new car. I see prices from $150 to $500... Presumably, "best deal" changes constantly - what's my...
Mobile Charger: Do I need it? | Tesla Motors Club
2023年1月31日 · I have the Wall charger installed and, of course, there is the network. I purchased the home charger before deciding to go with the wall charger, I was thinking I'd use a NEMA 14-50 Receptacle, instead of a wall charger at the time. So, is there any use that merits me keeping the mobile...
Does Mobile connector automatically set amps? - Tesla Motors Club
2020年1月9日 · I observed this behavior yesterday. My home charger died and for the first time had to charge the vehicle by connecting the Mobile Charger to a 12A receptacle in my garage, through an extension cord. I was concerned about fire hazard and monitored the first few hours of charge closely. The charger recognized the pigtail and set the correct 12A ...
Which charger is everyone going with? wall charger or portable …
2019年11月23日 · The wall charger is nice if you are charging at home frequently and dont want to unplug/plug the mobile charger every day (assuming you want to take the mobile charger with you). Many just leave the mobile charger at home unless they are going on a trip, the wall charger is definitely nice but not absolutely necessary.
tesla "mobile charger" tripping breaker | Tesla Motors Club
2023年7月14日 · Assuming that you do have access to a 14-50 (dryer or oven outlet) that @GregD60 mentioned, then you don't need a non-Tesla charger; merely purchase a 14-50 NEMA adapter from Tesla (for like $45). A NEMA 5-15 (standard 120V plug) will let the mobile connector charge your car at 12A. That's good enough for around 4-5 miles per hour charge rate.
Mobile Connector GFCI Tripped | Tesla Motors Club
2022年8月22日 · Hello noob here, I have an issue with my gen 2 mobile connector 4 years in. The car’s screen specifically says “Unable to charge - Mobile Connector GFCI Tripped.” My nema 14-50 isn’t connected to a GFCI breaker. I reconnect the charger and it works like a charm. But everyday I have to...
Portable 12 V car battery charger recommendations ... - Tesla …
2021年7月22日 · A Power supply and a charger. The portable battery won’t charge the battery properly. But you might be able to plug a charger into a portable battery. Batteries charge at around 15-16V. Portable batteries output 12V. I don’t think you can charge through the emergency port. But here is a light weight solution of getting into the car.
Emergency charging from a portable generator - Tesla Motors Club
2023年2月13日 · Bottom line - The Tesla Gen2 Mobile Connector manual includes a Caution against using the Mobile Connector with a private power generator. If you search on YouTube there are videos created by Tesla owners that cover using portable gas powered generators to charge their Tesla vehicle.
Blinking red T on mobile charger | Tesla Motors Club
2022年1月11日 · About an hour later, they called and said it was the charger and sent me a new one under warranty. Unfortunately, the new charger had the fault code for unsafe circuit (the older one didn’t). Turns out it was an intermittent problem in my 14-50 outlet. But, A+ to Tesla service for excellent response and service.