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Leviton 400-evb55-3vf Level 2 Electric Car Charger Ford Branded 240v on 2040-parts.com

US $999.00
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Crestwood, Kentucky, United States

Crestwood, Kentucky, United States
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Condition:New Level:2 Brand:Leviton Installation:Station Manufacturer Part Number:400-EVB55-3VF

THIS IS A HARD TO FIND, BRAND NEW LEVITON 400-EVB55-3VF ELECTRIC CAR CHARGING STATION FOR HOME USE.
THIS IS THE FORD BRANDED MODEL AND IS A LEVEL 2 CHARGER THAT INCREASES YOUR ABILITY TO CHARGE FASTER AND  MORE EFFICIENTLY.
THE CHARGER RUNS AT 240V AND 32AMP.

32A, 208VAC-240VAC


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