EXTEND YOUR CHARGING NETWORK - Connect your car to all CCS charging stations, extending your DC Fast Charging network by nearly 4x more than just using Tesla Superchargers.
FAST CHARGING - Up to 70-80 kW charging rate supported for Tesla Model S/X and up to 50 kW supported for Tesla Model 3/Y
NO MORE RANGE-ANXIETY - With the CCS1 charger you will be able to easily access and connect to all CCS charging stations available across the country.
PORTABLE - Its compact design allows you to easily store the CCS charger adapter inside your trunk for on-the-go charging.
DURABLE - With an IP54-rating weatherproof design, it offers a voltage rating of 100 - 800V DC with 200 amps of maximum current and operating temperatures from -22 °F to 122 °F.
REGULAR FIRMWARE UPDATES - This adapter will stay up-to-date with the latest CCS and Tesla charging technology and protocols.
FAQ
1. Do different EVs require different chargers?
There are two standard connectors which different models of EV use (Type 1 and Type 2), the market is moving to using Type 2 as standard but charge points are available in either and there are also Type 1 to Type 2 adaptor cables.
2. How long does it take to charge an electric car using an EV charger?
The time it takes to charge an electric car depends on two factors. The capacity of the electric cars battery and the power output of your domestic EV charger. Typical charge times are around 6-8 hours using a 3kw charger, 3-4 hours using a 7kw, 1 hour at 22kw and around 30 minutes using a 43-50kw EV charge point.
3. Does my electric car need a special charging station?
Not necessarily. There are three types of charging stations for electric cars, and the most basic plugs into a standard wall outlet. However, if you want to charge your car more quickly, you can also have an electrician install a charging station at your home.
