Emporia currently offers $90 off for its refurbished EV charger.
Emporia Smart Home EV Charger Refurbished [emporiaenergy.com] $309, regularly $399
Model EMEVSE1UL
- Level 2 Charger
- NEMA 14-50 Plug-in Connection, CCS (J1772) (adapter required for Tesla)
- 48 AMP (but uses 40 AMP with NEMA 14-50 connection) - must have 240V 50 amp circuit
- 24' cable
- UL certified
- Mobile App to monitor & schedule charging, including based on utility company TOU rates
- White color
- Product Spec Sheet (PDF) here [emporiaenergy.com]
- 3 year warranty
No coupon required.
Shipping is free.
Black [emporiaenergy.com] color is $329.
After reading various EV charger threads, I recently bought the new version of this charger for $399. This was the top recommended charger in
this [insideevs.com] review.
I'm not sure if its worth $90 savings to get a refurbished unit. Emporia states the following:
"Refurbished Emporia Smart Home EV Chargers are rigorously tested to ensure they meet the same functional standards as new Emporia products. Your refurbished Charger comes with a special discounted price, and the same 3-year warranty as a new Charger."
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This deal is ok. I paid similar a few weeks back. Use code DOWNSHIFT to get 5% off. Gets the price down to $293.55
I like this charger. You can monitor stats and change amperage via the app. I don't like that it's cloud based (like everything else these days) and has no local API access.
Yea I've experienced this a while back. Not for some time though
https://slickdeals.net/f/17569260-eviqo-level-2-ev-charger-240v-48-amp-home-charging-station-25-cable-38-nema-14-50-319-2
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Both highly rated smart units with similar specs. Same 3 year warranty. Both UL listed
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Same experience here. I've had a handful of times where it does not turn off/on with the schedule. The biggest issue I've had with mine was that it missed turning on as scheduled and I had to DCFC so that I could make my return trip home. It only happened once during the daylight savings time switch so I don't know if that has something to do with it. Otherwise, it's been a very solid EVSE for the price.
Both highly rated smart units with similar specs. Same 3 year warranty. Both UL listed
Don't believe everything you hear. There are crazy people out there, but not this crazy