32 Amp EV Charger, Enphase HCS-40: 7.7kW Power, 5-Year Warranty, 25 ft Cable
Category: enphase ev charger
Product Description Say goodbye to gas stations and hello to home charging with the 32 Amp NEMA 14-50 plug HCS-40 EV Charger. This Level 2 charging station is designed for indoor or outdoor use, and it can be permanently mounted on your wall. Stay organized and park anywhere with the 25ft cable, integrated cable wrap, and holster. Built to withstand extreme weather conditions, our ruggedized HCS EV Chargers are perfect for high-traffic use. They are also safety certified, backed by 24/7 support, and compatible with almost every EV sold in North America.
Experience fast charging at home with the HCS-40 EV Charger. Depending on your EV make and model, it can recover up to 31 miles of range per hour of charging. The charger is housed in a fully sealed NEMA 4 enclosure, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor installation. The 25-foot J1772 charging cable is long enough to reach across your garage or into the driveway.
Our Enphase Charging Stations are not only safe but also universally compatible. They are certified by an independent Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory (NRTL) and have received the ENERGY STAR certification. These charging stations are built and tested to meet automaker standards, ensuring a reliable charge every time. While they work with virtually every EV sold in North America, some EVs may require an adapter.
Installing an EVSE is cost-effective, as fueling with electricity is significantly cheaper than gasoline, saving you an average of 75%. Furthermore, you may qualify for local utility rebates, helping to offset the cost of the EVSE. US-based EV owners are eligible for a tax credit of 30% of the Enphase charging station and installation cost.
Choose between hardwired and plug-in installation options for our Enphase EV chargers. Hardwired chargers provide a more permanent solution, although they can still be moved with the help of an electrician. They are rated for indoor or outdoor installation and include a three-foot flexible conduit with additional wire extensions. On the other hand, plug-in chargers come with a 12-inch high-quality over molded plug. They require a matching 240V NEMA 14-50 or NEMA 6-50 receptacle, which can be installed by a licensed electrician.
For hardwired EV charging stations, you get three feet of flexible conduit and up to six additional inches of service wires. These installations are typically more permanent, but the station can still be uninstalled and reinstalled if needed. They are highly recommended for outdoor use due to their weather-resistant connection. Plug-in electric car chargers, however, come with an over molded 240V plug. The plug length is 12 inches, which includes the plug itself. A matching 240V NEMA 14-50 or NEMA 6-50 receptacle is required for plugged installations.
When it comes to plugs on electric vehicle charging stations, NEMA 6-50 outlets and plugs are commonly used by welders or plasma cutters, while NEMA 14-50 outlets and plugs are often found in electric ovens and RV parks.
Choose between hardwired and plug-in Enphase EV chargers based on your installation preferences. The HCS-40 EV Charger with the NEMA 14-50 plug is available for purchase at $732.00 and has received 4.7 out of 5 stars from 202 customer reviews. It can charge 1 EV with a charging power of 32 Amp and 7.7kW max. The installation type is hardwired, with a 3ft whip for cord or whip length. A minimum dedicated electrical circuit of 40 Amp and 208/240V is required. It includes a single 25ft SAE J1772 charging cable and has a fully sealed NEMA 4 enclosure. It is certified by ETL, cETLus, and ENERGY STAR.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs): Q: How do I determine which EV Charger will charge my car the fastest? A: The speed of charging depends on the battery size and power acceptance rate of the EV, as well as the maximum power delivery rating of the EV charger.
Q: Do I need an electrician to install an EV charger? A: We recommend having a qualified electrician install your EV charger to ensure proper and safe installation.
Q: What is the difference between UL and ETL ratings and why is it important? A: UL and ETL are Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratories that provide safety certifications for electrical appliances. Having UL or ETL listings ensures the product's safety.
Q: Will using an EV charger with a higher output current rating than my EV can accept damage my vehicle? A: No, EV chargers are pass-through appliances, and the vehicle controls the amount of power it accepts.
Q: Will your EV charger work with my EV's onboard timer? A: Yes, the EV charger will only supply power to the vehicle when it requests a charge.
Q: How much energy does an EV charger use when not charging an EV? A: Enphase EV chargers consume minimal standby power, approximately 2 watts.
Q: Can I charge my EV when it's raining or snowing outside? A: Yes, our EV chargers are designed to withstand weather conditions, and the charging head and vehicle inlet are designed to drain water.
Install the Enphase HCS-40 EV Charger with confidence. With a 5-year limited manufacturer warranty, 24/7 customer support, and quick installation via a 12-inch 240V input plug, this charger provides a reliable and convenient solution for charging your EV at home.
product information:
Attribute | Value | ||||
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manufacturer | Enphase | ||||
brand | ClipperCreek | ||||
model | HCS | ||||
item_weight | 20.3 pounds | ||||
package_dimensions | 22.4 x 19.9 x 10.3 inches | ||||
country_of_origin | Mexico | ||||
item_model_number | HCS-40 | ||||
is_discontinued_by_manufacturer | No | ||||
manufacturer_part_number | 0922-00-003 | ||||
special_features | Ruggedized, rubber over-molded J1772 connector, Universal Compatibility, Safety-Certified and All-Weather Resilience, Legacy and Warranty, High-Speed Charging | ||||
amperage | 32 Amps | ||||
voltage | 240 Volts | ||||
wattage | 7.7 KW | ||||
customer_reviews |
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best_sellers_rank | #887,445 in Automotive (See Top 100 in Automotive) #727 in Electric Vehicle Charging Stations | ||||
date_first_available | February 29, 2016 |