CCS vs J1772 EV Charging Plugs | What’s The Difference? 

CCS vs J1772 EV Charging Plugs | What’s The Difference? 

The primary difference between CCS (Combined Charging System) and SAE J1772 is the charging capacity. The J1772 is a type 1 and 2 plug, while CCS has level three capacity with two direct DC inputs. This means that CCS is a faster charging plug than a J1772.  Key Takeaways:1️⃣ J1772 can handle up to 80…

ClipperCreek vs ChargePoint | Which Should You Buy?

The Clipper and ChargePoint brands have a long-established presence in the EV charging sector of the American market. The ClipperCreek system is a little like a classic American muscle car. Big on power but lacks refinement (or smart features in this case). The ChargePoint system is sold with all the ‘refinement’ benefits of an import. …

Can An Electric Car Go Through A Carwash?

Can An Electric Car Go Through A Carwash?

Yes, you can take your electric car through a carwash regardless of whether they use rollovers, a jet wash system, or tunnels. This is because the components are sealed and will therefore not be affected by water damage. Electric vehicles are becoming increasingly popular. There are many misconceptions regarding maintaining EVs, with suggestions that they…

Tesla Wall Connector vs NEMA 14-50 | Which Should You Buy?

Tesla Wall Connector vs NEMA 14-50 | Which Should You Buy?

🔑 Key Takeaways:1️⃣ The Tesla Wall Connector is hardwired only.2️⃣ The Mobile Connector has both 14-50 outlet and 5-15 outlet adapters (240v-120v)3️⃣ The hardwired option is faster than the mobile EV charger4️⃣ Both need to be purchased separately The Tesla Wall Connector will charge faster than the mobile NEMA 14-50 connector, but it is also…

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