ShockFlo Tesla to J1772 Adapter – 48A/250V
Level 2 electric vehicle (EV) “chargers”, or EVSE, are becoming more common, which is a great thing, because charging while the EV is “at rest” is the way we should be refueling our cars. In some locations it can be difficult to find a J1772 (the standard used by non-Tesla EVs) EVSE, so it’s a great idea to keep an adapter like this one in the car so you can charge in the most convenient way.
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Should I worry about leaving it for hours connected to the car and charging station even after the EV is done charging?
The only concern I would have in that scenario, is that it doesn’t have a way to lock the adapter in the car. Someone could walk off with it. I don’t think that’s a huge concern, but it is something that is somewhat mitigated by similar products that have a hole for a padlock.
That seems to be nice