do any j1772 level 2 chargers plug into 14-50?

[TEG]

AeroVironment Plug-In Residential EV Charger (Level 2 Plug-In EVSE-RS: 7.2kW,30A) : Amazon.com : Automotive

AeroVironment, Inc. - AeroVironment Introduces New Easy-to-Install and Moveable Home Electric Vehicle Charging Station
http://evsolutions.avinc.com/uploads/products/AV_EVS_RS-PI_sheet_v5_2_090412.pdf
Electric Vehicle Home Charging Stations : EV Solutions

Plugs into a 6-50 receptacle

So it seems to be a 6-50, not 14-50...

 

[Louv]

Sorry to hear that you bought the SPX. It's widely considered by early Volt owners to be garbage. See the GM-volt.com FAQ I pointed you to in the Volt thread (which is unfortunately bogged down in the usual debates with the underinformed).

I've been using the SPX portable charging station with my ActiveE for a few months. We carry it in the trunk of the car (along with 3 short adapter cables for other plug types), and it gets used about once a week. No problems with it.

 

[rjpryan]

This looks great & plugs into NEMA 14-50.

HCS-40P, 30A, 240V Charging, 25 Cord, NEMA 14-50 Plug | ClipperCreek Vehicle Charging Station

 

[TonyWilliams]

Full 40 amps:

JESLAâ„¢ is THE 40 amp J1772 portable charging solution!

 

[bonnie]

Clipper Creek has a great reputation for durability and customer service. They'll be bringing a portable J1772 charger to my place for the pre-TMC Connect bbq, so that (in addition to a Tesla 70amp HPC for Roadsters) people can use my NEMA 14-50 also.

We should be able to report back regarding actual usage, along with photos, etc.

 

[dhrivnak]

I can also vouch for Clipper Creek and it is quite easy to wire a NEMA 14-50 plug on one end. I did that myself and it is about a buck a foot for the wire and $8 for the plug.