The Smart Splitter works by intelligently sharing a single 240V outlet between an appliance and an EV charger or between two EV chargers. It uses power-sensing technology to automatically switch power between both outlets, ensuring safe and efficient operation.

For appliance and EV charger setups, the splitter prioritizes the appliance and resumes charging the EV when the appliance is not in use.

For two EVs, the Smart Splitter allows the primary EV to charge first and then automatically switches to charging the secondary EV. OR You can charge both simultaneously at half speed by setting custom current limits.

Yes, If your 240V outlet is far from your EV parking spot, you have two options:

1) Use a 10 gauge 240V high voltage extension cord (usually 10-25 feet) to reach your EV; or

2) Have an electrician install conduit from the outlet to your charging location. NeoCharge has partnered with Treehouse to provide effortless electrician installation in the case the outlet is too far.

The Smart Splitter is UL certified, ensuring it meets the highest safety standards in the industry.

It features a built-in software breaker that automatically shuts off power if the total power being drawn from both outlets exceeds the outlet's capacity, preventing overloading and short-circuiting.

If you have a 50 amp breaker, the max allowable amperage is 40 amps. If you have a 30 amp dryer circuit breaker, then the max amperage is 24 amps.

This ensures the Smart Splitter adheres to National Electric Codes (NEC) by keeping the circuit power within 80% of the breaker amperage.

The Smart Splitter itself does not have the ability to adjust the charging amperage. This must be done through your EV or an EV charger (EVSE) with adjustable amperage.

The Smart Splitter is designed and manufactured in the US.

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The Smart Splitter provides up to 7x faster charging compared to standard 120V outlets. When connected to a 240V outlet, you get Level 2 charging speeds (typically 25-40 miles of range per hour) versus Level 1 charging from standard outlets (3-5 miles of range per hour).

subscriptionThe NeoCharge app offers real-time energy monitoring, historical energy and cost tracking, scheduled charging (through the Smart splitter) for optimize energy usage, start/stop control for connected EVs (with subcription), utility rate integration, and over-the-air firmware updates.

With the Smart Splitter connected, you can get over the air updates and real time energy cost tracking for your appliances/EV(s) connected.

The app can reduce EV charging costs by up to 70% through smart scheduling.

The Smart Splitter includes a 3-year warranty, 60-day money-back guarantee, and US-based customer support. The company is based in California, assembles the Smart Splitter in the USA, and provides responsive email and in-app support for troubleshooting and technical questions.

Yes, you can charge two EVs simultaneously by setting both EVs or EV chargers to 20 amps or less (half power). For full-power charging, the Smart Splitter will automatically charge one EV at a time - fully charging the primary EV before switching to the secondary EV to prevent circuit breaker trips.

You can save $1,500-$4,800 compared to traditional electrical installations. The Smart Splitter costs $329 or less, while typical electrical contractor quotes for new 240V circuits range from $2,500-$4,800, especially if panel upgrades are required. This makes the NeoCharge Smart Splitter a cost-effective alternative to expensive rewiring.

The Smart Splitter is compatible with the most 240 volt residential NEMA outlet types: NEMA 10-30, NEMA 14-30, NEMA 14-50, NEMA 10-50, and NEMA 6-50. These are the most common 240V outlets used for dryers, water heaters, and EV charging installations in North American homes.