Tesla Wall Connector – Level 2 EV Charger (NACS), 48A, Wi‑Fi Updates, Power Share, UL Certified

Meet the Tesla Wall Connector, a Level 2 home charger designed to simplify daily charging for Tesla drivers. Built to work with all Tesla models—Model S, 3, X, and Y—the Wall Connector delivers dependable power where you park, indoors or outdoors.

With up to 11.5 kW (48A) output, you can achieve up to approximately 44 miles of range per hour of charging, depending on your vehicle and electrical setup. The amperage is adjustable to fit your existing power supply, with configurations of 48A, 40A, 32A, 24A, 16A, and 12A. This flexibility helps balance charging speed with home electrical safety and utility costs.

Connectivity adds convenience. When connected to your Wi‑Fi network, the Wall Connector can receive over‑the‑air firmware updates that improve performance over time, and you can manage charging remotely from your smartphone.

For households with more than one Tesla, Power Share makes multi‑car charging practical. Up to six Wall Connectors can be linked to optimize power distribution across vehicles, helping you plan charging around your day or multi‑vehicle usage patterns.

Why choose this charger

• Broad compatibility with all Tesla models, eliminating compatibility guesswork.
• High charging speed that can help you reclaim miles quickly when you need them.
• Customizable output to match your electrical panel and home setup.
• Weather-ready design suitable for indoor or outdoor installation.
• Firmware updates and remote access control through Wi‑Fi connectivity.
• Scalable power sharing for multiple vehicles without a separate charging station for each car.

Certifications and partnerships matter. The Wall Connector carries UL certification and aligns with Energy Star program considerations, underscoring its quality and efficiency in everyday use. Whether you’re stocking a garage, a driveway, or a shared parking area, this charger is built to blend with your space and your routine.

Note: Real-world charging depends on your vehicle’s battery state, breaker size selected, and existing electrical infrastructure. The charger offers options, not guarantees, for the exact miles added per hour.