30 Amp Level 2 Electric Vehicle Charging Station with RFID

EIN Leviton EV 400

August 26, 2022

Evr-Green Level 2 Electric Vehicle Charging Station, 30 A, 208/240 VAC, 7.2kW Output, NEMA Type 3R Enclosure, 25’ Cold Temperature Charging Cable, Hardwired, Includes Mounting Bracket and 2 RFID Cards.

  • For use with any SAE J1772™ compatible electric vehicle
  • Cable design prevents cord from freezing and cracking in extreme weather (-40F/-40C)
  • For indoor and outdoor use with a thermoplastic, water-resistant enclosure rated NEMA Type 3R
  • Compatible with EVJ30-25 replacement cordset
  • Drivers can quickly and easily activate their charger by tapping their RFID card on the front of the unit

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