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EVSE Control Boards Active Vehicle Controls |
J1772 Connectors, Cables and Parts |
SAE J1772:2010(tm)
Vehicle Inlet Coupler to NEMA 14-50 Adapter |
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AVC2 J1772 Active Vehicle Control in a box
Handles the PROX and PILOT signals to connect to J1772 charging stations Instructions and Troubleshooting More About the Active Vehicle Control
EVSE4.2 J1772 EVSE Control Board
Go to more details about Controls If you want to build a special EVSE, Electric Vehicle Service Equipment, commonly called a charging station there are few options today. On the car side some basic control would also enhance the J1772 experience. EVSE4.2 J1772 EVSE Control Board
This is the fourth generation EVSE control board. The version we think will be most popular has a LCD that displays what is happening in the connection and charging process. It can have just LED's for status instead of the LCD.
EVSE4.2 J1772 EVSE Control KIT
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Test & Simulation Boxes for J1772
More details about Test and Simulation
Aluminum J1772 Vehicle Inlets ITT UL J1772 Vehicle Inlets
Go to more details about Connectors In 2010 it was impossible to find J1772 parts. We began making the original aluminum vehicle inlet for our adapters. Then the ITT parts became available and have full 75 Amp UL listed ratings. Aluminum J1772 Vehicle Inlets
Safe Circuit for using J1772 and NEMA 5-15 Plug for Charging
ITT UL J1772 Vehicle Inlets
ITT UL Cable sets
Safe Circuit for using J1772 and NEMA 5-15 Plug for Charging
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A1 Aluminum
J1772 adapters, 40Amp A3 Compact UL listed parts, 50 Amp
Go to more details about Adapters Now that production electric vehicles are ready for
sale and public charging stations are being installed with the new
J1772 connectors, what can someone with a vehicle that presently has
a NEMA 14-50 connector do? This adapter fills the gap between
the NEMA and the new J1772 technology.
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