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Drill with 1/4" bit (drywall) or 1/8 bit (wood )
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# 2 Phillips screwdriver
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(Optional) Level
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Your Charging Station should be mounted on a flat surface in close proximity to your plug.
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Note. Why is the power cord so short...? J1772 and UL standards require a short input cord for enhanced safety. The EV cord is protected with several safety checks and cutoff but the input cord can not be protected. Keeping the input cord short reduces the risk of damage.
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Turn off power at the circuit breaker.
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Plug in to the socket (with power off) and mark a location that allows a gentle bend of the input cord.
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Option - Portable Mark 2 center holes top and bottom if you plan to use your Charging station on the road. It will be very easy to remove.
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Option - Static For more static install, mark the 4 corner holes.
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Drywall - Drill your holes with a 1/4" drill bit.
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Insert the drywall anchor and screw in until flush with the wall
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Wood - Drill through the wood or stud with a 1/8" drill bit.
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Center mount - Screw in the screws leaving the head extended by 1/2".
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Center Mount (Portable) - Slide screws through the large opening. Shift the station either to the left or right. Tighten the screws as necessary to keep the station in place.
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Corner Mount (Stationary) Screw in the 4 screws.
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Use the Holster as a template and mark the holes.
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Drywall - Drill your holes with a 1/4" drill bit.
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Insert the drywall anchor and screw in until flush with the wall
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Wood - Drill through the wood or stud with a 1/8" drill bit.
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Tip - Screw in the top screws first and tilt the holster up for easier access to the top holes.
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The 4 corner holes are 3 7/8” x 9 1/4”, center-line holes a 9 1/4.
The center holes can be used for static mount by either tightening the screws down so the station can not slide to release or using a screw with a larger head than the release opening.
What is the distance between the mounting holes? If you are mounting on a post outside next to a driveway, will a 4x4 post be sufficient for a permanent mount?
