At home, your electric vehicle's (EV) standard charging cable is your ticket to ride. Simply plug in, power up, and head for the road.
Charging at home requires nothing more than plugging your EV’s electric vehicle supply equipment (its charging cable) into a standard 3-pin, 120-volt outlet. “Level 1 Charging”, requires no special equipment and provides a slower charging cycle compared to dedicated EV charging equipment. See Owner’s Manual for charging instructions and safety precautions.2
Sold separately from your EV, the Pulsar Plus™ (see below) charger allows for a much faster charging cycle compared to Level 1 charging. Because it’s a dedicated Level 2 unit that plugs into a 240-volt outlet, special equipment is required.3
No garage? No problem!
As long as you have a power source and a place to park, you can charge your electric vehicle at home. If you don’t have a garage, outdoor-rated, weather-sealed recharging equipment can be installed on the exterior of your home.
Live in an apartment? Many residential complexes are starting to offer charging units in parking garages.
Nissan and Wallbox™ have teamed up to make charging your new ARIYA or LEAF from your home easier than ever. Whether it’s a Level 2 home charger or a bundled charger and home installation, together Nissan and Wallbox™ have you covered.3
Available in either a 40A or 48A configuration, the 240-volt Pulsar Plus™ is the Level 2 EV home charger preferred by Nissan and Crabtree Nissan.3 The Pulsar Plus™ features:
COIL's end-to-end EV charging solutions make your home charger installation effortless.3 All you need to do is:
Before you install your home charger, here are a few tips to help the process run more smoothly.3
Professional installers understand local regulations and are qualified to work with electrical equipment. They are licensed and bonded, and their work is typically guaranteed.
Consider how you normally park your car. Since the charge port on both the ARIYA and LEAF is located towards the front of the vehicle, you’ll want to install your home charger so that the charge cable can easily reach the charge port with minimal obstruction.
Your EV home charger draws power from a 240-volt outlet, like the one your laundry dryer uses. If you have an existing outlet available for use with your home charger, ensure it is properly located, correctly installed and compliant with local regulations. If you need to install one, a professional installation by a qualified technician is highly recommended.3
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Nissan ARIYA
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Discover the instant acceleration, incredible range, and nimble handling of the all-electric Nissan LEAF – the world’s first mass-produced 100% electric car.
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disclaimer
1 Charging time and capacity may vary based on battery temperature.
2 For Level 1 home charging, use only a 110-120-volt, 15-amp dedicated outlet for charging. See Customer Disclosure Form for details.
3 240-V home charging dock sold separately. Not a Nissan product. Some chargers may not be compatible with your electric vehicle. Contact charger manufacturer before purchase for information on compatibility and warranty. Nissan does not warrant and is not responsible for loss, including consequential, incidental, or other damages caused by charger defects, charger incompatibility, or installation services.
4 Limited Warranty Coverage. For a period of three (3) years from the date of your purchase, Wallbox warrants that the Equipment shall be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service.
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