Often yes on a 200-amp service, provided the load calculation or measured demand agrees. A 48-amp Tesla Wall Connector (or any 48-amp EVSE) draws 11.52 kW at 240 V and is usually installed on a 60-amp circuit because of the 125% continuous-load rule. That is a large continuous load, but 200 amps is a large service. It is not automatic if the house is already all-electric with backup heat strips.
This page exists because people search the product name. The electrical question is the same as any 48-amp EVSE. On the light all-gas 1,800 ft² example, a 48 A charger calculates to about 77.4 A, which is easy on 200 A. On the heavier combination with a range, dryer example and 10 kVA of heating, it is about 131.4 A — still under 200 A in that simplified walk-through, but worth putting on a real load sheet.
Also confirm the car’s onboard charger: some vehicles cannot draw 48 A, in which case you should not spend the headroom. Use the calculator, and see the 32 A vs 48 A comparison page.
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