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Clippercreek Lcs-25 Evse, 20 Amp Level 2, 240v, 25 Ft Ev Charger, Clipper Creek on 2040-parts.com

Location:

McDonough, Georgia, United States

McDonough, Georgia, United States
Condition:Used Level:2 Manufacturer Part Number:LCS-25 EVSE Brand:ClipperCreek Other Part Number:LCS-25-C6-L25-32

ClipperCreek LCS-25 EVSE, 20 Amp Level 2, 240V, 25 ft cable EV Charging Station

  • 4.8 kW charging rate

  • Indoor/outdoor rated fully sealed (NEMA 4) enclosure

  • Hardwired connection (NOT plug connected)

  • 3’ of installation conduit, pigtail supplied

  • 11" L x 4" W x 3"D (279mm L x 102mm W x 76mm D)

This charger was purchased in April 2014 for my Nissan Leaf. It has worked flawlessly the entire time. The charger was installed inside the garage, and the car was always charged inside. My Leaf lease ended in April 2016 and no longer need it.

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