Which connector does your vehicle use?
SAE J1772 and NACS (SAE J3400) are different cable handles, and most chargers here sell each connector as a separate SKU. A separately sold adapter or conversion kit is not part of the package.
US catalogue
Tools & workshop / US catalogue
Pick the connector your car uses, then decide plug-in or hardwired, because the amperage a package documents depends on that configuration before features or finish.
Residential Level 2 electric vehicle supply equipment sold new in the US for wall mounting, in plug-in or hardwired packages. Portable travel cords, commercial or fleet-networked stations, installation services, adapters and measured charging-speed rankings are outside this catalogue.
Specifications come from the linked manufacturer documents and seller listings. We have not independently tested these products.
SAE J1772 and NACS (SAE J3400) are different cable handles, and most chargers here sell each connector as a separate SKU. A separately sold adapter or conversion kit is not part of the package.
Several models document a higher current when hardwired than on a plug. Read the maximum output stated for the exact configuration in your basket, not the family's headline figure.
Breaker ratings, outlet grade and who should install are the manufacturer's stated requirements. We record them as published and give no electrical advice; ask a licensed electrician about your panel.