Fisker Inc. has
Fisker Wallbox Pulsar Plus Level 2 40A Electric Vehicle Smart Home Charger w/ 25' Cable (FM2998150020A) for
$250.
Shipping is free.
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ShoonMcgregor for finding this deal.
Features:
- Level 2 charging technology in an incredibly small size. Adjustable capacity from 16A to 40A.
- Connect Pulsar Plus to your smart devices using the myWallbox app to wirelessly control and monitor your charger via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.
- Connect two or more Pulsar Plus chargers to the same electrical circuit to safely charge multiple EVs at one time.
- Pulsar Plus lets you plug in, charge, and manage your charging schedules even when you cannot connect to the internet.
- UL listed for electrical safety, a NEMA Type 4 ratingfor dust/water resistance makes the Pulsar Plus ideal for both indoor and outdoor use, backed by a 3-year warranty.
- Pulsar Plus is widely eligible for federal, state, and local tax credits and rebates where available.
- Easy installation via a NEMA 14-50 plug.
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3 DC types NACS, CCS and CHAdeMO
She was surprised at the sales price and said she paid more than $400 when she got hers even after using her Wallbox employee discount. Lol.
Don't worry fellas, it's coming. Just give it some time😊. You never know it might just show up without any shipping confirmation email.
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Decisions, decisions.
The Tesla mobile charger will depend on what outlet you have for it, you may have to buy the correct wall plug for it depending on what you available as a outlet for 240v. The max it can do is 32 amps @ 240v, which is about 7.6kWh or 15/20 amps @ 120v which is only 1.8 or 2.4 kWh on a dedicated circuit which means actually less, so more likely at 1.5 or 2 kWh.
Still good to have both though. The Tesla one can stay with the car since you have the hardwired one at home.
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The largest difference is probably that the Tesla charger has a NACS connectors while the Wallbox is J1772. (adapter needed to switch)
The Tesla mobile charger will depend on what outlet you have for it, you may have to buy the correct wall plug for it depending on what you available as a outlet for 240v. The max it can do is 32 amps @ 240v, which is about 7.6kWh or 15/20 amps @ 120v which is only 1.8 or 2.4 kWh on a dedicated circuit which means actually less, so more likely at 1.5 or 2 kWh.
Still good to have both though. The Tesla one can stay with the car since you have the hardwired one at home.
The Tesla mobile connector has other adapters plugs that can be purchased separately as well.
Can this do 110v level 1 charging with standard electrical outlet?
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