J1772
J1772 is a type of plug used to charge electric cars. It makes sure that different electric cars can use the same charging stations.
J1772 is a standard for electric vehicle charging connectors in North America, allowing for compatibility between various electric vehicles and charging stations. It is commonly used for Level 2 charging.
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"having Tesla charging as well as your, was it J1772, like level two charging capabilities"
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