EvoCharge HOME (EVC50012001) vs EvoCharge W1-1962-7PT0
Two of the portable and dual-input ev chargers in our best portable and dual-input ev chargers, ranked on official energy star specs comparison, lined up spec by spec. Every figure comes from the manufacturer pages linked below, and the scores use the same published formula as the full ranking.
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Best for: Official Level 2, 12 kW, 25 ft official cord
Check price at AmazonBest for: Official Level 2, 9.6 kW, 25 ft official cord
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Green marks the better published figure. "Not listed" means the manufacturer doesn't publish it.
| Spec | EvoCharge HOME (EVC50012001) | EvoCharge W1-1962-7PT0 | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Official maximum output powerThe official maximum output power published on the ENERGY STAR certified AC-output EVSE record, in kilowatts. It is the certified nameplate figure, not a charging speed we measured at a vehicle. In this category the reference range is 1.44 kW to 11.52 kW, which covers official Level 1 figures and official dual-input or portable Level 2 figures up to 48 A at 240 V. | 12 kW | 9.6 kW | 30% |
| Official maximum output cord lengthThe official maximum output cord length published on the ENERGY STAR record, in feet. A record of 0 ft is shown as 0 ft and usually means the certified unit is an inlet or socket without a factory cable. We do not guess a cable length from retailer listings. Official lengths above 30 ft are clamped at the 30 ft reference best. | 25 ft | 25 ft | 25% |
| Official no-vehicle-mode input powerThe official no-vehicle-mode input power published on the ENERGY STAR record, in watts. Lower official standby power is better. This is a certified laboratory figure for the charger when no vehicle is connected, not a bill we measured at a house panel. | 2.2 W | 3.43 W | 25% |
| Official network capabilityOfficial network capability on the ENERGY STAR record, recorded as yes or no when the field is filled in. This is the certified network-capability flag, not a test of the maker's app. If the field is blank it is shown as Not listed. | Yes | Yes | 20% |
| Official ENERGY STAR unique ID | 3554317 | 2472803 | info |
| Official model number | EVC50012001 | W1-1962-7PT0 | info |
| Also certified under official model numbers | EVC32061001; EVC32062001; EVC32063001; EVC32064001; EVC50011001; EVC50013001; EVC50014001 | W1-1962-4PT0; W1-1962-4PT1; W1-1962-5PT0; W1-1962-5PT1; W1-1962-7PT1 | info |
| Official product type | Level 2 | Level 2 | info |
| Official nameplate output current | 50 A | 40 A | info |
| Official input voltage | 240 V | 240 V | info |
| Official number of outputs | 1 | 1 | info |
| Official output cord gauge | 8 AWG | 10 AWG | info |
| Official ENERGY STAR connected capable | No | No | info |
| Official auxiliary features | Revenue Grade Meter | Not listed | info |
| Official product features | Model is portable | Model is portable | info |
| Official network connection types | Wi-Fi or Gigabit Ethernet | Wi-Fi or Gigabit Ethernet | info |
| Official ENERGY STAR date certified | 07/15/2024 | 08/07/2024 | info |
| PlugPick score | 9.0/10 | 8.2/10 | 100% |
Where each one comes out ahead
EvoCharge HOME (EVC50012001)
Better published figure on: Official maximum output power, Official no-vehicle-mode input power.
What we like
- Official ENERGY STAR record lists 12 kW maximum output power.
- Official ENERGY STAR record lists a 25 ft maximum output cord.
- Official ENERGY STAR record lists network capability.
- Official no-vehicle-mode input power is 2.2 W.
Watch out for
- The ENERGY STAR record does not list the vehicle connector (J1772 or NACS) or whether the unit is hardwired or plug-in.
EvoCharge W1-1962-7PT0
No scored spec where it is strictly ahead; its case rests on the strengths below.
What we like
- Official ENERGY STAR record lists a 25 ft maximum output cord.
- Official ENERGY STAR record lists network capability.
Watch out for
- The ENERGY STAR record does not list the vehicle connector (J1772 or NACS) or whether the unit is hardwired or plug-in.
Verdict
On published specs, the EvoCharge HOME (EVC50012001) scores higher (9.0 vs 8.2). Specs don't capture sound character or feel, so weigh the pros and cons above too.
- Choose the EvoCharge HOME (EVC50012001) if this sounds like you: official Level 2, 12 kW, 25 ft official cord.
- Choose the EvoCharge W1-1962-7PT0 if this sounds like you: official Level 2, 9.6 kW, 25 ft official cord.
- EvoCharge HOME (EVC50012001): ENERGY STAR Certified Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment — AC-Output (pd_id 3554317)
- EvoCharge HOME (EVC50012001): ENERGY STAR Product Finder (AC-output EVSE)
- EvoCharge W1-1962-7PT0: ENERGY STAR Certified Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment — AC-Output (pd_id 2472803)
- EvoCharge W1-1962-7PT0: ENERGY STAR Product Finder (AC-output EVSE)
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