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ChargePoint Home Flex EV Level 2 Chargers $60 Off - $489 Hard-wired, $539 Plug-in, + Free Shipping

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ChargePoint is offering $60 off their Home Flex EV Level 2 chargers.

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ChargePoint Home Flex NEMA 14-50 [chargepoint.com] $539.00, regularly $599.00
ChargePoint Home Flex NEMA 14-50 NACS (Tesla) [chargepoint.com] $539.00, regularly $599.00
ChargePoint Home Flex NEMA 6-50 [chargepoint.com] $539.00, regularly $599.00
ChargePoint Home Flex NEMA 6-50 NACS (Tesla) [chargepoint.com] $539.00, regularly $599.00

Hard-wired
ChargePoint Home Flex [chargepoint.com] $489.00, regularly $549.00
ChargePoint Home Flex NACS (Tesla) [chargepoint.com] $489.00, regularly $549.00

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Sale good through June 26, 2024
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ChargePoint is offering $60 off their Home Flex EV Level 2 chargers.

Plug-in
ChargePoint Home Flex NEMA 14-50 [chargepoint.com] $539.00, regularly $599.00
ChargePoint Home Flex NEMA 14-50 NACS (Tesla) [chargepoint.com] $539.00, regularly $599.00
ChargePoint Home Flex NEMA 6-50 [chargepoint.com] $539.00, regularly $599.00
ChargePoint Home Flex NEMA 6-50 NACS (Tesla) [chargepoint.com] $539.00, regularly $599.00

Hard-wired
ChargePoint Home Flex [chargepoint.com] $489.00, regularly $549.00
ChargePoint Home Flex NACS (Tesla) [chargepoint.com] $489.00, regularly $549.00

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Jun 17, 2024 07:20 PM
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mtm_cc
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If you're looking for a hardwired NACS charger, why would you want the Chargepoint over the Tesla Wall Connector which is $450?
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Quote from mtm_cc :
If you're looking for a hardwired NACS charger, why would you want the Chargepoint over the Tesla Wall Connector which is $450?
When I bought my Tesla last month I was doing some research on the best NACS home charger there seemed to be two types of people that wanted a Tesla car but didn't buy the Tesla wall connector or the Tesla mobile connector.

The first group wanted a wall connector but wanted to use a 14-50, as you know the Tesla is hardwired only.

The second group wanted a Tesla but didn't want to further support Elon by purchasing any Tesla accessories.

ETA I bought the Tesla Wall Connector, I know the mobile would have been slightly cheaper but it would have required a more expensive GFCI breaker AND an high quality 14-50 outlet. I just bought a normal breaker from HD for like 30.00 and I had some 6/3 romex left over from another project so my install cost was minimal compared to adding a 14-50 and it chargers faster.
Last edited by joe_sun June 17, 2024 at 01:53 PM.
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Quote from joe_sun :
When I bought my Tesla last month I was doing some research on the best NACS home charger there seemed to be two types of people that wanted a Tesla car but didn't buy the Tesla wall connector or the Tesla mobile connector.

The first group wanted a wall connector but wanted to use a 14-50, as you know the Tesla is hardwired only.

The second group wanted a Tesla but didn't want to further support Elon by purchasing any Tesla accessories.

ETA I bought the Tesla Wall Connector, I know the mobile would have been slightly cheaper but it would have required a more expensive GFCI breaker AND an high quality 14-50 outlet. I just bought a normal breaker from HD for like 30.00 and I had some 6/3 romex left over from another project so my install cost was minimal compared to adding a 14-50 and it chargers faster.
I would highly recommend hardwiring the higher amperage chargers over an 14-50 plug. While you should be fine with a QUALITY 14-50 receptacle, many people have issues melting the cheaper 14-50 plugs. It is not something you are going to move around and if you want to keep it if you move, it's not that hard to disconnect.

Also, with NACS being the standard EV plug moving forward in North America, it just makes sense to hardwire a NACS charger at this point. You can always slap a J1772 adapter on in the meantime if you have a non-Tesla vehicle. Nearly every EV in 2025 in NA is going to be NACS.
Jun 17, 2024 09:01 PM
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BarryK5216Jun 17, 2024 09:01 PM
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this isn't a charger it is an EVSE that outputs AC.
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Quote from mtm_cc :
I would highly recommend hardwiring the higher amperage chargers over an 14-50 plug. While you should be fine with a QUALITY 14-50 receptacle, many people have issues melting the cheaper 14-50 plugs. It is not something you are going to move around and if you want to keep it if you move, it's not that hard to disconnect.

Also, with NACS being the standard EV plug moving forward in North America, it just makes sense to hardwire a NACS charger at this point. You can always slap a J1772 adapter on in the meantime if you have a non-Tesla vehicle. Nearly every EV in 2025 in NA is going to be NACS.
100% agree, which I'd why I did it Big Grin
Jun 18, 2024 03:40 PM
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LamePeopleBlameJun 18, 2024 03:40 PM
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Quote from mtm_cc :
If you're looking for a hardwired NACS charger, why would you want the Chargepoint over the Tesla Wall Connector which is $450?
Utility providers offer discounted plans and rebates ($250) on certain chargers like this one.
Jun 18, 2024 05:58 PM
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LamePeopleBlameJun 18, 2024 05:58 PM
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Quote from mtm_cc :
I would highly recommend hardwiring the higher amperage chargers over an 14-50 plug. While you should be fine with a QUALITY 14-50 receptacle, many people have issues melting the cheaper 14-50 plugs. It is not something you are going to move around and if you want to keep it if you move, it's not that hard to disconnect.

Also, with NACS being the standard EV plug moving forward in North America, it just makes sense to hardwire a NACS charger at this point. You can always slap a J1772 adapter on in the meantime if you have a non-Tesla vehicle. Nearly every EV in 2025 in NA is going to be NACS.
We are 4-5 years away from that. The time to get an adapter will be when your regular stations start to change over and you notice lines of cars waiting to charge on the remaining CCS plugs.​ Any idea if J1772 to NACS adapter can be used by the folks who already got J1772 installed at their homes?
Last edited by LamePeopleBlame June 18, 2024 at 11:01 AM.

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Quote from LamePeopleBlame :
We are 4-5 years away from that. The time to get an adapter will be when your regular stations start to change over and you notice lines of cars waiting to charge on the remaining CCS plugs.​ Any idea if J1772 to NACS adapter can be used by the folks who already got J1772 installed at their homes?
4-5 years from NACS? 2025 models are going to be NACS. We're talking about home EVSE's, not Level 3 chargers. Level 2 adapters are cheap. Level 3 adapters are not.

Edit: to your last question, yes. J1772 to NACS adapters work fine. I've used one on my Tesla at a few Level 2 J1772 stations. Tesla provides the adapter with the vehicle.
Last edited by mtm_cc June 18, 2024 at 11:18 AM.
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hugeJun 18, 2024 06:35 PM
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Quote from joe_sun :
When I bought my Tesla last month I was doing some research on the best NACS home charger there seemed to be two types of people that wanted a Tesla car but didn't buy the Tesla wall connector or the Tesla mobile connector.

The first group wanted a wall connector but wanted to use a 14-50, as you know the Tesla is hardwired only.

The second group wanted a Tesla but didn't want to further support Elon by purchasing any Tesla accessories.

ETA I bought the Tesla Wall Connector, I know the mobile would have been slightly cheaper but it would have required a more expensive GFCI breaker AND an high quality 14-50 outlet. I just bought a normal breaker from HD for like 30.00 and I had some 6/3 romex left over from another project so my install cost was minimal compared to adding a 14-50 and it chargers faster.
I did almost the same exact thing, but with an Emporia charger for $400. I also have a high quality 14-50 outlet with GFCI breaker. The GFCI trips almost every time at higher charging rates. If you hard wire it, no need for GFCI since they have their own internal ones.

At this price, there's no reason to choose a chargepoint over tesla or emporia. Price will drop more
Jun 19, 2024 02:32 PM
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LamePeopleBlameJun 19, 2024 02:32 PM
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Quote from mtm_cc :
4-5 years from NACS? 2025 models are going to be NACS. We're talking about home EVSE's, not Level 3 chargers. Level 2 adapters are cheap. Level 3 adapters are not.

Edit: to your last question, yes. J1772 to NACS adapters work fine. I've used one on my Tesla at a few Level 2 J1772 stations. Tesla provides the adapter with the vehicle.
4-5 years from existing CCS Public charging networks moving to NACS.
Jun 26, 2024 11:30 PM
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flangomangoJun 26, 2024 11:30 PM
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Their systems do not have built in GFCI.
Jun 26, 2024 11:52 PM
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hugeJun 26, 2024 11:52 PM
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Quote from flangomango :
Their systems do not have built in GFCI.
That's terrible. I thought most of them do
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hummer06kuJul 01, 2024 05:39 AM
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anyone got any additional coupon codes to make this sweeter? looks like this deal got extended
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JollyPanther8032Jul 02, 2024 02:38 AM
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Quote from hummer06ku :
anyone got any additional coupon codes to make this sweeter? looks like this deal got extended
Where are you seeing the offer extended? I am getting $549 when I add the hardwired model to my cart.

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hummer06kuJul 02, 2024 03:05 AM
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Quote from JollyPanther8032 :
Where are you seeing the offer extended? I am getting $549 when I add the hardwired model to my cart.
Yeah it looks like the offer went away when I checked just now unfortunately

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