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What You'll Need

  • Autel MaxiCharger Home 50A
  • 60A double-pole circuit breaker
  • 6 AWG copper wire (4 AWG for longer runs)
  • NEMA 14-50 outlet OR hardwire installation supplies
  • Autel Charge app
  • WiFi or Ethernet connection

Installation Options

The Autel MaxiCharger can be installed as plug-in (NEMA 14-50) or hardwired. Hardwired provides maximum 50A output.

Step-by-Step Installation (Hardwired)

  1. Turn off power: Disable the main breaker before any electrical work.
  2. Install breaker: Add a 60A double-pole breaker to your panel for the 50A charger.
  3. Select mounting location: Choose a spot with good ventilation. Unit is outdoor rated (NEMA 4).
  4. Mount the charger: Use the included bracket. Recommended height is 3.5-4 feet from ground.
  5. Run conduit and wire: Route 6 AWG wire (or 4 AWG for runs over 50 feet) to the charger location.
  6. Wire the charger: Remove the wiring cover. Connect L1 and L2 to the hot terminals, ground to ground.
  7. Secure connections: Torque all connections to specification. Replace the cover.
  8. Power on: Enable the circuit breaker. The screen should display the Autel logo.
  9. Download Autel Charge app: Available for iOS and Android.
  10. Connect to network: Use the touchscreen to connect to WiFi, or plug in Ethernet for wired connection.
  11. Pair with app: Scan the QR code on the charger or enter the serial number to add to your account.

Key Features

  • 50A / 12kW maximum charging power
  • Built-in 4.3" LCD touchscreen
  • WiFi and Ethernet connectivity
  • RFID card support for access control
  • 25-foot cable with J1772 connector
  • Separate dynamic load management available

Troubleshooting

  • Screen not turning on: Check breaker and verify wiring connections at both panel and charger.
  • Ground fault error: Inspect wiring for damage. Ensure no moisture in the wiring compartment.
  • Vehicle not charging: Try a different vehicle if possible to isolate the issue. Check J1772 connector pins.
  • WiFi disconnecting: Consider using Ethernet for more reliable connectivity.

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