Made by Lenz Charging Solutions
LENZ CCS1 to NACS Port (Tesla) Charging Adapter
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- ACCESS PUBLIC FAST CHARGERS: The LENZ CCS1 to NACS adapter is a safe and dependable solution with perfect compatibility with any CCS charger, allowing you to safely charge your Tesla or EV with NACS charging port at public DC Fast Charging stations.
- SAFETY CERTIFIED: SGS listed to comply with ANSI/CAN/UL 2252 (North American safety standards).
- PERFECT COMPATIBILITY: Compatible with all newer EV brands and models with NACS charging ports and Tesla models that are CCS enabled and with any level 3 DC fast charging stations with CCS plugs. Tesla Owners: please verify your Tesla is CCS enabled: Controls > Software > Additional Vehicle Information > CCS Adapter Support.
- PORTABLE AND DURABLE: Comes with a protective carrying case. Supports up to 500V DC. It has a storage temperature range of -40°F to +185°F and has operating temperature range of -22 °F to 122 °F, so keep it stored in your Tesla when driving long distances.
- 2-YEAR WARRANTY: LENZ stands behind its products with a 2-year warranty backed with our US-based customer-support assurance.
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