bokman Portable Level 1&2 EV Charger (240V,40A) Current Adjustable with 25ft Charging Cable and NEMA 14-50 for SAE-J1772 Electric Vehicles and PHEVs, Reservation Charging Function+ NEMA 5-15 Included
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Color: 40A (NEMA14-50)
Size: for Other EVs (J1772)
Features
- FAST CHARGING - This product aims to make EVs charging efficient and convenient. This is the optimal choice for car home charging. The 25ft cable provides ample length, catering to the needs of most garages and driveways.
- Level 1&2 - This product adopts NEMA 14-50 Plug, which can accept a 240V input voltage. You can attach it on the 240V socket to reach the Level 2 charging level. In addition, a NEMA 5-15 adapter is inclueds,which makes the EV charger perfectly adapt to the 120V socket to get a Level 1 Chagrging
- One is All - Designed to be compatible with all SAE-J1772 electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid vehicles, this EV charger is an excellent choice for users who own multiple electric vehicles. With its versatility, you no longer need to worry about compatibility issues.
- Safety is a top priority, which is why this charger is equipped with a LED indicator on the control box. This indicator displays the charging status of your EV, alerting you immediately to any potential issues. Additionally, the charger incorporates triple protection functions, including Leakag Protection, Overcharge Protection, and Under Voltage Protection, ensuring a safe and reliable charging experience.
- Smart Control: Take control of your charging experience with the adjustable current function. Users have the flexibility to select from 8 levels of current, ranging from 6A to 40A. Additionally, this EV charger features a delay charging function, enabling automatic charging during off-peak hours. This helps reduce charging costs and optimizes charging efficiency.
Brand: bokman
Color: 40A (NEMA14-50)
Output Voltage: 240 Volts (AC)
Input Voltage: 240 Volts (AC)
Current Rating: 40 Amps
Manufacturer: Zhongshan Auxus Electronic Technology Co., LTD
Brand: bokman
Item Weight: 13.95 pounds
Package Dimensions: 14.45 x 13.27 x 5.59 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: BKL24025
Manufacturer Part Number: BKL24025
Special Features: Short Circuit Protection, Automatic Off, Charging Indicator, Fast Charging, Water Resistant
Date First Available: July 28, 2023
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Size: 25ft
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Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2024 by CollierCatMan CollierCatMan
Color: 32A-(NEMA14-50)
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I almost returned this item because I couldn't figure out how to stop charging my car early. I read the broken-English manual and it states that to stop charging, to first unplug the charger from the outlet, then unplug the other end from the car. I tried, and it worked. Problem is, I don't want to have to unplug a big 50A receptacle every time I disconnect my car. After playing around with it a while, I found that I can press and hold the "A" button for several seconds, and it will then prompt on screen to "stop charging?" at which point I can confirm by pressing and holding "A" again. The other problem I had was that I couldn't at first get it to charge at any other rate than 10A (2.3kW). The manual said to press "A" to change the current limiter to a different level. I kept pressing the "A" button to make it cycle to other power levels but it didn't change from 10A (this is how I accidentally discovered the solution above to cancelling a charging session). It turns out, you need to select the charge level BEFORE charging, not while charging (when it is not connected to the car). Now that I know this, I can easily cycle it the target 32A (7.7kW) charge level. It includes a mounting cradle for the main charger "brick" and a separate cradle for the car connector, with a lip to hold the cable nicely. This means it works as a wall-mounted charger most of the time, but I can just unplug it and lift it out of the cradle (no tools), put it in the nice carrying case that it comes with, and throw it in the frunk as an emergency mobile charger for road trips. It includes the adapter to charge off a normal 15A household outlet for this purpose. In either 110V or 220V modes, it lets you limit the charging rate (only while NOT connected to the car, but that's fine now that I know). Had I known it had the feature of limiting current, I would have bought the bigger 40A version instead of the 32A version. I wanted to run limited to 32A because I have other loads on the same sub-panel and didn't want the breaker to trip. I would have bought the 40A and limited it to 32A in the winter when my shop heater on the same panel might kick on and let it run 40A in the summer.
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