Breaker and Branch Circuit Setup
Power sharing circuits may be installed in an electrical panel that supports other loads. If space is limited or
the main power supply is far from the Wall Connectors, installing a dedicated load center may be prudent.
See below for examples of Wall Connector power sharing diagrams (one with sub-panel and one without).
Each individual Wall Connector in below examples is capable of providing 48 amps when it is the only one in
use. As more Wall Connectors begin plugging into vehicles, the system will automatically distribute power
based on the total power allocated to the site.
Power Sharing Setup with Sub-Panel
1. Wall Connector
2. 60 A branch circuit
3. 100 A sub-panel / feeder breaker
Power Sharing Setup Without Sub-Panel
1. Wall Connector
2. 60 A branch circuit
POWER SHARING
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