ev charger

Home EV chargers commonly support Level 1 (120V) and Level 2 (240V). Listings include portable 120V/240V units that work as Level 1 and Level 2, and dedicated Level 2 (240V) wall stations.

Amperage commonly ranges from about 16 A up to 50 A. Many chargers offer adjustable output across that span, and some specific models are rated at 40 A or 50 A.

Level 2 home chargers typically add roughly 30 to 37 miles of driving range per hour of charging, according to the listings.

The listings reference the common EV connector standards SAE J1772 and NACS.

Listings show both plug-in and hardwired installations. Common plug-in NEMA types referenced include NEMA 6-20R, NEMA 5-15P, NEMA 14-50 and NEMA 6-50, and some plug-in options note the required circuit ratings.

Some portable chargers include storage bags, mounting bases or brackets, and cable hooks—so they can be used as a fixed garage station or stored and carried for portable charging.

Warranties vary across listings but commonly appear as a 1 Year Limited Warranty or a 3 Year Limited Warranty.