If you’re a Tesla owner, you know how convenient it is to have a wall charger installed at home. But what happens when your charger is located too far away from your main internet router, and the Wi-Fi signal isn’t strong enough? That’s where a Wi-Fi booster comes in.
By placing a Wi-Fi booster halfway between your router and wall charger, you can boost the signal strength and ensure a more stable connection. This will prevent any interruptions while charging your vehicle, giving you peace of mind knowing that your car is charging efficiently.
However, you may encounter a problem where your wall charger will try to connect to the original weak Wi-Fi signal after a power outage. This happens because the Wi-Fi signal booster hasn’t had enough time to restart. But don’t worry, there’s a simple solution.
To fix this issue, all you need to do is restart your wall charger at the breaker. This will prompt it to reconnect to the Wi-Fi booster, which should now be up and running. Once your wall charger reconnects to the booster, it will resume charging your Tesla.
In summary, a Wi-Fi booster can be a game-changer for Tesla owners who face weak signal strength from their wall charger. By using a booster halfway between the router and the wall charger, you can strengthen the signal and ensure a more stable connection. And if you encounter any issues after a power outage, simply restart your wall charger at the breaker to reconnect it to the booster.
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