Wall connector adapter

[skiku]

Hello,

is there an adaptor to charge my e scooter from Tesla Wall Connector?
There is J1772 to NEMA by a Californian company. I dont have an electrical outlet in my condo parking but only my 3 Gen connector.
Thanks a lot

 

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Tesla to J1772 Adapter – EVSE Adapters

With our new Tesla to J1772 adapter, now you can charge any electric vehicle at most Tesla charging stations in North America!

www.evseadapters.com

 

[skiku]

Thanks

Tesla to J1772 Adapter – EVSE Adapters

With our new Tesla to J1772 adapter, now you can charge any electric vehicle at most Tesla charging stations in North America!

www.evseadapters.com

Thanks, this is toncharge other EVs with Tesla Wall Connector. I look for adapter which transforms Tesla Wall connector to regular outlet (or240v one) in which I can plug my E scooter. This same company evseadapters offers one but there are no comments or info. I send them a message.

 

[skiku]

Gor exemple there is this adaptor, but it is for non Tesla EVs

J1772 to NEMA 5-15/5-20 EV Charger Adapter for E-Bike/Scooter/One wheel, etc. – EVSE Adapters

www.evseadapters.com

 

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Oh you need to go from Tesla to a standard NEMA 5-15? I've never heard of an adapter like that. You'd probably have to use the one I linked to plus the one you linked to. That sounds like a bad idea. Surely there's a better solution.

 

[jcanoe]

Hello,

is there an adaptor to charge my e scooter from Tesla Wall Connector?
There is J1772 to NEMA by a Californian company. I dont have an electrical outlet in my condo parking but only my 3 Gen connector.
Thanks a lot

While you can purchase a J1772 to NEMA adapter such as the one sold by EVSE Adapters you may have an issue if your eBike charger uses a NEMA 120V 5-15 or 5-20 plug. The 120V plugs require a neutral connection to be wired in the 5-15/5-20 receptacle. The Tesla Wall Connector does not use the neutral connection as this is not used when charging the Tesla vehicle using L2 (240V) charging. Some 240V plugs and receptacles have the neutral connection while other 240V plugs do not. When charging the Tesla vehicle using L2 the charging connector only carries current on the (2) 120V hot leads and also provides the ground connection when charging but does not provide the neutral connection.

 

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I just saw this via a thread on the Rivian Owner's forum.

TeslaTap Zero Bike Buddy

I still wouldn't use it.