Level 2 home chargers with a longer official output cord
Level 2 home EV chargers whose official ENERGY STAR record lists a maximum output cord of at least 24 ft. Picks are drawn from the official-spec ranking in this category; commissions never change the order.
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Official ENERGY STAR record lists a 30 ft maximum output cord.
What we like
- Official ENERGY STAR record lists 11.52 kW maximum output power.
- Official ENERGY STAR record lists a 30 ft maximum output cord.
- Official ENERGY STAR record lists network capability.
- Official no-vehicle-mode input power is 2.21 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.
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Official ENERGY STAR record lists a 29 ft maximum output cord.
What we like
- Official ENERGY STAR record lists 11.52 kW maximum output power.
- Official ENERGY STAR record lists a 29 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.
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Official ENERGY STAR record lists a 26 ft maximum output cord.
What we like
- Official ENERGY STAR record lists a 26 ft maximum output cord.
- Official ENERGY STAR record lists network capability.
- Official no-vehicle-mode input power is 2.76 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.
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Official ENERGY STAR record lists a 25 ft maximum output cord.
What we like
- Official ENERGY STAR record lists 11.52 kW maximum output power.
- 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.