rekupe
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rekupe
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Yes. You are correct. Sorry, it does come with a level 2 charger and a regular plug to use if you want to plug in. I did not mean to confuse anyone. I am getting a level 2 charger for my home so I can charge at home also.
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The priority for you is to get an electrician to put in a 14-50 plug. After you can use the Ford charger and take your sweet time to shop around for EVSEs.
The electrician will also give an idea of what's possible with your box.
The electrician will also give an idea of what's possible with your box.
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The only reason I'm currently looking for a non-mobile EVSE is to take advantage of the 30% tax credit that ends this year. As I've already had the 14-50 installed, that 30% along with the EVSE 30% together pays for the EVSE altogether.
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