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What You'll Need

  • Emporia EV Charger Pro
  • 50A or 60A 240V circuit breaker
  • 6 AWG copper wire (for 48A)
  • Screwdriver, drill, and wire strippers
  • Emporia app on smartphone
  • 2.4GHz WiFi network

Important Safety Notice

Warning: Installation requires a dedicated 240V circuit. Consult a licensed electrician if you're not experienced with high-voltage wiring. Permits may be required in your area.

Step-by-Step Installation

  1. Power off: Turn off the main breaker before beginning any electrical work.
  2. Select location: Choose a spot within cable reach of your parking area. The unit is NEMA 4 rated for outdoor use.
  3. Mount bracket: Use the included template to mark and drill mounting holes. Secure the mounting bracket to the wall.
  4. Wire the circuit: Run 6 AWG wire from a 50A or 60A breaker to the charger location. Use appropriate conduit for outdoor runs.
  5. Connect wiring: Remove the cover plate. Connect hot wires to L1/L2, neutral to N (if applicable), and ground to the ground terminal.
  6. Attach the charger: Hang the charger body on the mounting bracket and secure with screws.
  7. Power on: Turn on the circuit breaker. The charger display should illuminate.
  8. Download Emporia app: Install the Emporia Energy app and create an account.
  9. Connect to WiFi: Press and hold the WiFi button on the charger. In the app, select "Add Device" and follow pairing instructions.
  10. Configure settings: Set your utility rate, charging schedules, and energy limits in the app.

Key Features

  • Up to 48A Level 2 charging
  • Dynamic load management (requires Emporia Vue)
  • Built-in energy monitoring
  • Scheduled charging for off-peak rates
  • Works with Alexa and Google Home
  • 25-foot charging cable

Troubleshooting

  • Charger not powering on: Verify breaker is on and wiring connections are secure.
  • WiFi connection failing: Ensure you're using 2.4GHz network. 5GHz is not supported.
  • Load management not working: Requires Emporia Vue energy monitor installed at your panel.
  • Charging stops unexpectedly: Check for thermal throttling in hot conditions or verify circuit capacity.

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