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Tesla Universal Wall Connector EV Charger

  • 48 amps, Level 2 charging
  • NACS and J1772 dual plug on the cable
  • All major North American EVs listed as compatible
  • 24 foot cable
  • 240 volts output, 120 volts input as listed
  • 12.8 pounds, white
  • 4 year residential and 1 year commercial warranty

Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A dual-plug level-two home charger listed for Tesla and other North American EVs, with a long cable. Check supply requirements, since the listing shows a lower input voltage than output.

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ASIN: B0CNJH667WModel: 1734412-02-DCategory: Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

Overview

Not a Tesla-only charger, this Wall Connector carries two plug types for different electric vehicles. It delivers level-two charging at up to the listed amperage through a long attached cable.

Dual plug support is the reason to choose it for a household with mixed EVs or visiting cars. The warranty term differs by use, with longer cover for residential installs. The voltage entries need care, because input and output are listed at different levels, and the contents are only a charger and a manual.

Who it's for

Home garages with a suitable electrical supply and more than one EV make in the family will use both plugs. Commercial operators, and buyers unsure of their supply voltage, should check the manual and warranty terms first.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Dual plug type on one cable
  • Listed for all major North American EVs
  • Long attached cable
  • Longer residential warranty
Cons
  • Input and output voltages need checking
  • Commercial warranty is brief
  • Contents name only charger and manual

Performance notes

Charging speed follows the amperage the circuit allows and what each car accepts. The plug standard on the cable decides whether a connector fits directly or needs an adapter on a given car, and the listing says both common standards are present. Cable length decides how far from the unit the charge port can be.

Where it stands among electric vehicle charging stations

  • #3 most-searched brand and model of the 11 electric vehicle charging stations lines we track (by search demand, not sales).

From the specs of the 27 electric vehicle charging stations we list; not a test result.

Specifications

BrandTesla
Model1734412-02-D
Dimensions & fit
Cable length24 feet
Item weight12.8 pounds
Capacity & performance
Output Voltage240 volts AC
Power & efficiency
Amperage48 A
Input Voltage120 volts AC
Construction & materials
ColorWhite
Compatibility & installation
Compatible DevicesAll major North American EVs including Tesla vehicles
Warranty & support
Warranty Description4 year for residential use and 1 year for commercial use
Other details
Connector Type Used on CableNACS + J1772
Specification MetUL, CE, CEC, FCC, IEC
BuiltIn MediaEV charger, user manual

Closest rivals on specs

EVDANCE Portable Level 2 EV Charger 40A
  • Amperage 48 vs 40 amps (+20%)
EVIQO Level 2 EV Charger NACS 40A
  • Amperage 48 vs 40 amps (+20%)
  • Item Weight 12.8 vs 19.81 pounds (-35%)
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Frequently asked questions

What comes with the Tesla Universal Wall Connector?

The listing names an EV charger and a user manual. No mounting hardware or other accessories are listed.

Does the Tesla Universal Wall Connector work with non-Tesla EVs?

Yes. It is listed as compatible with all major North American EVs, with NACS and J1772 plug types on the cable.

Is the Tesla Universal Wall Connector a DC fast charger?

No. It is listed as a Level 2 charger at up to 48 amps.