Tesla models we install on the South Shore
Our RBQ-certified master electricians handle installation of all Tesla models on the South Shore.
Tesla Wall Connector Gen 3
Technical Specs
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Amperage
Up to 48A (adjustable)
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Power output
Up to 11.5 kW
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Required breaker
Dedicated 60A
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Recommended use
Residential (Tesla vehicles)
Tesla Universal Wall Connector
Technical Specs
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Amperage
Up to 48A (adjustable)
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Power output
Up to 11.5 kW
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Required breaker
Dedicated 60A
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Recommended use
Residential (all EVs)
Tesla Wall Connector with Power Share
Technical Specs
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Amperage
Shared across units
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Power output
Up to 11.5 kW per unit
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Required breaker
60A per group of units
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Recommended use
Commercial / Multi-unit (Tesla vehicles)
More details about Tesla
For Tesla owners, the Tesla Wall Connector is often the first charger they consider, and that makes a lot of sense.
The integration with the Tesla app is genuinely polished: charge scheduling, consumption tracking, and dynamic energy management that automatically reduces charging speed when the rest of the home is drawing heavy power. It works smoothly because the charger and the vehicle are built within the same ecosystem.
That said, model selection matters here. The Wall Connector Gen 3 uses Tesla's proprietary NACS connector, which means it only works natively with Tesla vehicles. The Universal Wall Connector uses the standard J1772 connector, making it compatible with all EV brands, and it's the model eligible for the Roulez Vert rebate in Quebec.
For households or properties with multiple chargers, the Power Share feature lets up to six Wall Connectors share a single circuit and balance power automatically between charging vehicles, which can significantly reduce installation costs.
