Everything you need to know about installing your Smart Splitter
Please read and fully understand all directions and safety information before you begin installing your Smart Splitter.
Locate your electric panel and ensure that the circuit breaker for this 220v outlet is turned OFF. This breaker is usually 50 Amps and proceeding without switching it off can be VERY dangerous.
Turn off the breaker to your 240v outlet then unplug your appliance or EV charger that is currently occupying it.
Use screwdriver to remove the screws on the face plate of your outlet. Then use screw in the bracket screws (x2) in order to secure the mounting bracket to the faceplate.
If your outlet orientation is right-side-up, remove the screws on the top of the outlet's face plate. If your orientation is upside-down, remove the screws at the bottom of the face plate.
Plug in your Smart Splitter (it feels good, we know) and secure to the mounting bracket using the thumb screws (x2).
Ensure that the breaker for your outlet is OFF before you plug in your device.
Plug your priority appliance or EV into the Primary Output (left side) of your Smart Splitter. Primary is indicated with PRI on the side of the Smart Splitter.
The device plugged in to the Primary Output will always take priority over the device plugged into the Secondary Output. Normally this would be the car you want to take priority for charging or your dryer/water heater.
Plug your EVSE cord into the Secondary (SEC) Output (right side) of your Smart Splitter.
We do not recommend using an extension cord with your Smart Splitter. Many extension cords do not meet the same safety certifications as your Smart Splitter.
Turn on the circuit breaker to your outlet and verify that your Smart Splitter is receiving power by ensuring that the indicator lights are on.
Set the current limit for your EV to 24A either in your car or on your EVSE. This helps to prevent too much electricity being pulled from your outlet.
Set the current limit for your EV to 24A either in your car or on your EVSE. This helps to prevent too much electricity being pulled from your outlet.
Everything you need to know about installing your Smart Splitter