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Reddit mentions of GE WattStation Wall Mount EV Charger - Indoor/Outdoor, Plug In (7.2kW Level-2)
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of GE WattStation Wall Mount EV Charger - Indoor/Outdoor, Plug In (7.2kW Level-2). Here are the top ones.
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Sleek and modern design - For an additional charge you can customize your WattStation with GelaSkins removable skins by visiting www.gelaskins.com/gewattstation. The EV charger you’ve been looking for! Level up with the GE WattStation, add 10-20 miles/hour of charging using a level 2 charger.With easy to install mounting brackets, the WattStation is a convenient solution for your indoor or outdoor charging needs. A sturdy mounting plate with heavy-duty screws and a key lock keep the unit securely in place.The power button allows for zero energy consumption when the unit is not in use.The WattStation delivers peace of mind, with ground fault protection and clearly labeled LED charging and fault status indicators. An LED ring surrounds the plug inlet and will illuminate white when the charging station is powered on or in standby mode.Plug the EV in and let it charge! A green backlit charging icon will illuminate to signal that the EV is in the process of charging. When charging is complete, simply wrap the 20 foot cord around the WattStation, keeping it organized and out of the way.
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You have a few options for chargers. The most common public charger is a Level 2 SAE J1772. An example would be this. This will charge almost all electric vehicles and a Model S uses an adapter for it that comes with all cars.
The cheapest way to add a plug would to just install an exterior NEMA 14-50 outlet. I had one installed at my house for less than $500. It depends on the electrician, but if you shop around you might get an even better deal. This works on any Model S as long as they bring their mobile charger. I am not sure how many other electric vehicles have an adapter for it, but I think Teslas are the only ones that come stock.
If you want the most professional and fastest charging option, and you only care about Model S (and Model X in the future), you can get the High power wall charger. This looks really nice and can charge a car faster than any other consumer grade plug (slower than a supercharger obviously).
TL:DR; If you care about charge speed
If you care about compatibility
If you care about price
If you want to charge for use, you might look into something like Blink (I think they might have gone out of business though), or just put a sign up to pay a few bucks. I assume you know, but a substantial charge will be more than a few hours.
You can then add your info to a website like recargo.com and plugshare.com to share the information about your public charger.
EDIT: also this page has information about a public charger. 10% of cost, or $2500, depending which is lower.