“What is the difference between this one and the J1771?”

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• I think you mean J1772? Very different. This is NACS (Tesla standard) and J1772 is the old school Level 2 charges that other cars have been using. All (most) car manufacturers are moving to NACS.

  Answered by BradleyS 1 year ago

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• This model only has the Tesla connector at the end. There is a universal model that can switch between Tesla connector and the J1772 (what is 1771? never heard of it before). Should be noted that if you get this model, you only need to buy an Tesla connector to J1772 adapter if that is what you want.

  Answered by Smileyj0k3r 1 year ago

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• The J1772 is a standard adapter that many non Tesla EVs use. In order to use it with a Tesla you’ll need an adapter.

  Answered by JohnP 1 year ago

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• There is no adapter needed to charge your Tesla on this one.

  Answered by KoriC 1 year ago

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• This is for a Tesla (currently). A competing connector to a non-Tesla car is a J-1722

  Answered by Anonymous 1 year ago

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