Sweetwater
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Do not do it until you know for sure the configuration and amperage.And isn't the Ford Mobile Charger that comes with the Mach-e supposed to handle both 110v and 220v? So presumably it already includes an adapter.
I plan to have a 220v outlet installed in my garage, but we drive little enough on a daily basis that we can actually get by with 110v for a while. Supposedly the Mach-e charges at a slow 3 miles per hour at 110v. But that's 36 miles every 12 hours. Many days we do no more than a drive to the store and can charge 22 hours (66 miles).
And it's 240Volt not 220 Volt. LoL
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