Lectron CCS to NACS Adapter for Tesla & NACS EVs – UL 2252, 500A/1000V (Not for Cybertruck)

Expanded charging access for on-the-road charging

Charge your Tesla and other NACS EVs at more than twelve thousand fast charging stations across North America, including Electrify America, with the Lectron CCS to NACS adapter. On a long trip, this adapter broadens your options beyond a single network and helps you plan routes with charging stops more confidently.

Power and performance vary by vehicle and charger, but the adapter supports high power potential. It can deliver up to 500A at up to 1000V, with a theoretical max of 500 kW under ideal conditions on compatible stations and vehicles.

Safety and reliability are central. The unit is UL 2252 certified and automaker-approved, designed to meet strict safety standards for rapid charging. It is built to withstand road use and demanding environments.

Durability and weather readiness are also key features. The adapter is engineered for extreme temperatures, with operation from minus 22 to plus 122 Fahrenheit, and it carries an IP67 rating for water and dust resistance. Its construction is tested for high power cycles and over-temp protection.

What you gain on the road

• Access to 12,000 plus fast charging stations including Electrify America across North America
• Compatibility with Tesla models S, 3, X and Y and next generation NACS EVs
• Potential high power charging up to 500A and 1000V depending on EV and charger
• UL 2252 certification and automaker-approved safety features
• Rugged, weather sealed design suited for road use
• Operates in a wide temperature range for varied climates

Key details and real-world expectations

• Maximum current up to 500A and voltage up to 1000V
• UL 2252 certification and IP67 water dust resistance
• Operational temperature range from minus 22 to 122 Fahrenheit
• Designed for Tesla Model S, 3, X and Y and other NACS EVs including several upcoming models
• Not compatible with Cybertruck

Vehicle compatibility and scenarios

Users gain broader charging options, fewer detours, and clearer energy planning when a wide network is available. Real-world charging speeds vary by vehicle and charging station.