Starting At: $649.00 | Universally compatible | Indoor/outdoor | 25' cable
Get a Generac 40A Plus or 48A Plus charger and our team of trusted installers will make sure nothing comes between you and the freedom of the open road.
Both the 40A Plus or 48A Plus chargers will be an upgrade from the Level 1 that came with your vehicle. Making the right selection is about speed and electricity.
40A PLUS
A high-powered level 2 charger, the 40A Plus model will get any EV charged and back on the road. And at 40 amps, it comes with a more straightforward installation.
48A PLUS
This high amperage model is the ultimate in speed to charge. Our team of trusted installers can help you determine what your home or garage might need to accommodate; for example, you may need to add an additional circuit breaker prior to installation.
Generac EV Charging App allows you to wirelessly manage and monitor your charger via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.
Increase your charging speed when you need it most without disrupting other home systems.
Optimize your home’s energy usage by efficiently and safely distributing power between multiple chargers.
Charge your EV today and be ready for future purchases with Generac’s SAE J1772 connector. Use the included adaptor for vehicles that use a NACS connector (such as Tesla).
Our NEMA 4 enclosure is built to withstand tough conditions indoors and out including dust, cold and moisture.
Make connecting a breeze with a longer cord that rolls up neatly onto the attached holster.
It all depends on the battery capacity of your electric vehicle, and the type of charger you’re using, plus the type of power you’re pulling from the grid. You can only rely on the speed of the lowest number from that equation. Here’s how it works together:
Level 1 chargers typically come with an electric vehicle at the time of purchase and are plugged into standard 120-volt wall outlet – no installation required. A level 2 charger is installed into a wall to tap into a 240-volt source and can charge your vehicle significantly faster than a level 1 charger.
Level 2 EV chargers require 240-volt outlets. This increased power is what enables the faster charging of your EV. It's important to ensure your home’s electrical system can handle the additional load of a 240-volt outlet and EV charger. You may need to consult a licensed electrician for installation.
