Prime member can get NexCyber Level 2 EV Charger(WiFi APP/Plug-Play), 48A Nema 14-50p, 25ft Cable ETL Certified, Home Level 2 EVSE Car Charger w/ J1772 Connector, Electric Vehicle Charging Stations (46) for $ 105.59 when you use code 48AEVCHARGER at checkout . Code also works on Size 40 bringing the price to $100.31
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Prime member can get NexCyber Level 2 EV Charger(WiFi APP/Plug-Play), 48A Nema 14-50p, 25ft Cable ETL Certified, Home Level 2 EVSE Car Charger w/ J1772 Connector, Electric Vehicle Charging Stations (46) for $ 105.59 when you use code 48AEVCHARGER at checkout . Code also works on Size 40 bringing the price to $100.31
I know its got some good reviews, but some red flags for me like stating that you can charge at 48A on a 14-50 plug with a 60A breaker and no GFCI (it's in one of the images, but other text does imply that for 48A charging you need to hardwire). you can't put a 60A breaker on a 14-50 plug (the 50 in the name is for 50A). And you must derate to 80% for continuous use so it's really going to be 40A charging on a 50A breaker on a 14-50 plug. Also, when plugged in you must be GFCI (yes I know about nuisance tripping, etc, but code says GFCI and they should be stating that even if many people install without a GFCI). Hardwire doesn't require the GFCI.
It's not even clear to me how this unit would be hardwired and it it contains the cable to do so. Asking Amazons Rufus AI talking about cutting off the plug or ordering the hardwired version (which doesn't exist on Amazon)
I know its got some good reviews, but some red flags for me like stating that you can charge at 48A on a 14-50 plug with a 60A breaker and no GFCI (it's in one of the images, but other text does imply that for 48A charging you need to hardwire). you can't put a 60A breaker on a 14-50 plug (the 50 in the name is for 50A). And you must derate to 80% for continuous use so it's really going to be 40A charging on a 50A breaker on a 14-50 plug. Also, when plugged in you must be GFCI (yes I know about nuisance tripping, etc, but code says GFCI and they should be stating that even if many people install without a GFCI). Hardwire doesn't require the GFCI.
It's not even clear to me how this unit would be hardwired and it it contains the cable to do so. Asking Amazons Rufus AI talking about cutting off the plug or ordering the hardwired version (which doesn't exist on Amazon)
I imagine that you'd take the cover off the charger and remove the 14-50 plug wire and then hardware it to those posts. The video on Amazon, the guy says it would be hardwired to the inside. The scary thing in the video though, he plugs it into the 14-50 outside and then shows us he can set it from 24 to 48amps. Scary that it has nothing built in to not limit it based on the plug. But it's probably a dip switch setting that would lock out 48amp.
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It's not even clear to me how this unit would be hardwired and it it contains the cable to do so. Asking Amazons Rufus AI talking about cutting off the plug or ordering the hardwired version (which doesn't exist on Amazon)
It's not even clear to me how this unit would be hardwired and it it contains the cable to do so. Asking Amazons Rufus AI talking about cutting off the plug or ordering the hardwired version (which doesn't exist on Amazon)
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