Yeah. Unless you need the speed to quickly charge multiple cars from 1plug

the 240 works grate. It's gentler on the battery to get charged for 3-4 hours while you sleep, some of the really fast chargers run the risk of degrading the battery if you use them too often.

In response to this post by Baltimore Hokie

Posted: 03/22/2022 at 11:32AM

What type of outlet do electric cars use for home charging ? ** -- bigbadbird 03/22/2022 09:24AM

Use that large plug that gas generators take. ** -- Riverguy 03/22/2022 12:05PM

Just run an extension cord over to your neighbors house -- GreenvilleVT 03/22/2022 11:18AM

EV manufacturers use one of 3 different connectors -- Baltimore Hokie 03/22/2022 11:04AM

Yeah. Unless you need the speed to quickly charge multiple cars from 1plug -- Fatman 03/22/2022 11:32AM

I would be hesitant to use a fast charger at home for that specific reason -- EDGEMAN 03/22/2022 2:03PM

A big one. Lots of batteries! ** -- fordham 03/22/2022 10:02AM

Why plug it in at all? . . . -- HokieKip 03/22/2022 09:57AM

Almost looks like it could fly ** -- statmanfromHCyrs 03/22/2022 09:58AM

Teslas can fly -- B777Fr8Dog 03/22/2022 10:37AM

I just built one of these in the back yard...works grate -- JoesterVT 03/22/2022 09:54AM

I would use my neighbors. ** -- Guy LeDouche 03/22/2022 09:48AM

You'll be able to use a standard 110v, 15 amp AC outlet, but... -- EDGEMAN 03/22/2022 09:48AM

I wouldn't have believed it, but my friend charged his Tesla over a weekend -- Mighty Fine Catch 03/22/2022 11:31AM

9 volt ** -- FfxStationHokie 03/22/2022 09:41AM

220, 221 whatever it takes -- vt90 03/22/2022 09:27AM

Yeah. Unless you need the speed to quickly charge multiple cars from 1plug

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