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RAB EVC48/LCB vs Lectron LECHG5-15-15ABLKUS

Official ENERGY STAR certified EV chargers from RAB and Lectron, ranked in this category.

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#12 of 36 in Portable and dual-input EV chargers

RAB EVC48/LCB

4.8/10

Best for: Official Level 1/Level 2 Dual Input, 1.92 kW, 16 ft official cord

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#28 of 36 in Portable and dual-input EV chargers

Lectron LECHG5-15-15ABLKUS

3.1/10

Best for: Official Level 1, 1.8 kW, 16 ft official cord

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Spec-by-spec comparison

Green marks the better published figure. "Not listed" means the manufacturer doesn't publish it.

SpecRAB EVC48/LCBLectron LECHG5-15-15ABLKUSWeight
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. 1.92 kW 1.8 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. 16 ft 16 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. 2.75 W 1.11 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 No 20%
Official ENERGY STAR unique ID39425764439613info
Official model numberEVC48/LCBLECHG5-15-15ABLKUSinfo
Also certified under official model numbersEVC48/NDLECHG5-15-15ATSLBLKUSinfo
Official product typeLevel 1/Level 2 Dual InputLevel 1info
Official nameplate output current16 A15 Ainfo
Official input voltage120 V120 Vinfo
Official number of outputs11info
Official output cord gauge8 AWG12 AWGinfo
Official ENERGY STAR connected capableNot listedNot listedinfo
Official auxiliary featuresPLC Board (ISO 15118),Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)Not listedinfo
Official product featuresNot listedNot listedinfo
Official network connection typesWi-Fi or Gigabit Ethernet,Other LAN (Local Area Network),CellularNoneinfo
Official ENERGY STAR date certified01/07/202507/01/2025info
PlugPick score4.8/103.1/10100%

Where each one comes out ahead

RAB EVC48/LCB

Better published figure on: Official maximum output power, Official network capability.

What we like

  • Official ENERGY STAR record lists network capability.
  • Official no-vehicle-mode input power is 2.75 W.
  • Official product type is Level 1/Level 2 dual input.

Watch out for

  • Official ENERGY STAR record lists 1.92 kW maximum output power.
  • Official ENERGY STAR record lists a 16 ft maximum output cord.

Lectron LECHG5-15-15ABLKUS

Better published figure on: Official no-vehicle-mode input power.

What we like

  • Official no-vehicle-mode input power is 1.11 W.

Watch out for

  • Official ENERGY STAR record lists 1.8 kW maximum output power.
  • Official ENERGY STAR record lists a 16 ft maximum output cord.
  • Official ENERGY STAR record lists no network capability.

Verdict

Both official ENERGY STAR records list a similar maximum output power (1.92 kW vs 1.8 kW); compare official cord length, official no-vehicle-mode power and official network capability.

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