ChargePoint Home Flex WiFi Enabled EV Charger

ChargePoint Home Flex WiFi Enabled EV Charger

June 28, 2021

A wall outlet just doesn’t cut it anymore. Add up to 37 miles of Range Per Hour to your EV with ChargePoint® Home Flex, a 240-volt Level 2 home charger that delivers up to 50 amps of power. Most drivers will use 32 or 40 amps. 48 or 50 amps will give you the fastest charge, but requires hardwired installation and may require electrical upgrades. Set the amperage that matches your electrical panel capacity and car to see how fast you can charge.

• Track all your charging in one place

• Find places to charge away from home: search for spots, filter by charging speed, see if stations are available and more.

• Schedule charging when energy is cheapest: save money and reduce hassle by setting a schedule for charging.

• Get reminders to plug in

• Connect to your smart home

Go HERE for more information.

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