EVIQO Level 2 EV Charger, 40A (9.6kW), 240V, NEMA 14-50 Plug-in, J1772 for Non-Tesla EVs
- WAKE UP FULLY CHARGED EVIQO Level 2 EV charger with a max output of 40A (9.6 kW) fully recharges most EVs overnight. This plug-in model works with a standard NEMA 14-50 outlet (40A or 50A circuit rating)
- COMPATIBLE w NON-TESLA EVs Electric Vehicle Charging Stations works with all North American EV and PHEV models and also functions as a Tesla Level 2 charger when used with a J1772-to-NACS adapter (not included). The fully rubberized SAE J1772 connector with a durable metal latch provides a secure, ergonomic grip.
- SMART APP CONTROL Enhanced WiFi Antenna keeps EVIQO EV car charger level 2 online in garage & basement. Control start/stop, set 6-40A current, get reminders & track consumption/cost right in the smartphone. Smart app features require the charger to be connected to 2.4 GHz WiFi (Internet) network.
- CERTIFIED & WEATHERPROOF UL/ETL/FCC/Energy Star certified and built into an IP66/NEMA-4 weatherproof enclosure, so this electric vehicle charging station stands up to rain, snow, heat and dust. Mainboard steel shielding protects the internals of the charger for long term use.
- NEW FLUORESCENT HOLSTER High-visibility fluorescent holster makes plug-in and storage easy even in low-light conditions. Helps quickly locate the connector at night and keeps it securely stored when not in use.
- SAVE MONEY Schedule charging during off-peak night hours in the app to reduce energy costs. Remote software updates keep your charger smarter and more reliable.
- EASY-ACCESS SIDE RESET BUTTON Restart the charger in seconds - no need to open the unit or disconnect power. Get back to charging and enjoy your drive.
Rebates + installation
Pay less for this charger, then get it installed.
Enter your ZIP to see every utility rebate this exact charger qualifies for, plus what your utility pays toward installing it.
Rebates on this charger
Pair it with a Smart Splitter
Get more from it with the NeoCharge app
Checked against each utility’s own terms and approved-product lists, October 2026. Most programs need a licensed electrician, a permit, and an application within 90–180 days of purchase.
Install partner
Get it installed by Treehouse
- Guaranteed quote from a few photos, in about 48 hours
- Permit and inspection handled for you
- Licensed electricians, 2-year labor warranty
- Flags the rebates you qualify for and, with many utilities, files the paperwork
- Pay over time if you want
Treehouse installs across the continental US. Free, no-obligation quote.
Already have a dryer or 240V outlet near your parking spot? A Smart Splitter lets the charger share it, so you skip the new circuit.
See the Smart Splitter →Where will it plug in?
No 14-50 outlet? Share your dryer’s.
This charger plugs into a NEMA 14-50. Only have a dryer outlet? A Smart Splitter lets the charger and dryer share it, so you skip the new circuit.
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An unused NEMA 14-50 outlet
Plug this charger straight in. Set it to 40A on a 50A circuit.
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A 14-50 your first EV already usesSecond EV
Add a Smart Splitter and both cars share that one outlet. No second circuit to wire.
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Just a dryer outletNo rewiring
Share it with a Smart Splitter: the car charges when the dryer isn’t running, at up to 24A on the 30A circuit. It comes with the 14-50 adapter this charger plugs into. Older 3-prong 10-30? Add an adapter.
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No 240V outlet yet
An electrician adds a new circuit, typically around $2,200. Have a dryer outlet? The Smart Splitter skips that.
NeoCharge Smart Splitter
Skip the new circuit. From $449.
- Plug it inat your 240V outlet
- Add your EVit shares automatically
- Track itin the NeoCharge app
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Dryer + EV · NEMA 14-30
14-50 adapter included
$459
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Two EVs · NEMA 14-50
Splitter only
$449
For your ZIP. Each utility sets its own rules and limits.
Charger FAQ
Before you plug in
Outlets, installation, charging speed and rebates: the questions we hear most from people buying this charger.
What outlet does this charger plug into?
A NEMA 14-50: the 4-prong 240V outlet used for ranges and RVs, on its own 50A circuit. Set the charger to 40A there: that’s 9.6 kW, the most a 50A circuit allows for all-night charging.
Can I plug it into my dryer outlet?
Not by itself. A dryer outlet sits on a 30A circuit the dryer also needs. A NeoCharge Smart Splitter plugs into that outlet, gives the dryer and this charger each a plug, and switches power between them: the car charges whenever the dryer isn’t running. Before you plug in, set the charger to 24A (5.7 kW) in the charger’s settings or on your car: that’s the safe limit for a 30A circuit.
Get the Smart Splitter that matches your outlet, with the 14-50 adapter this charger plugs into: NEMA 14-30 (4-prong) or NEMA 10-30 (older 3-prong).
Do I need an electrician to install it?
Not if you already have a NEMA 14-50 outlet near your parking spot: mount it and plug it in. Only have a dryer outlet? A Smart Splitter shares it, with no new circuit or panel work. No 240V outlet at all? An electrician adds a 50A circuit; see your install options and rebates above.
How fast will it charge my EV?
At 40A (9.6 kW), about 30 miles of range per hour, so a typical daily drive refills overnight. Through a Smart Splitter on a dryer outlet, set to 24A (5.7 kW), about 20 miles per hour. Your car can cap that too: an EV with a 7.2 kW onboard charger tops out at 7.2 kW on any charger.
Can two EVs share one 14-50 outlet?
Yes, with a NEMA 14-50 Smart Splitter. Both cars plug into the one outlet and charge in turn, or at the same time with each limited to 20A or less, so you don’t need a second circuit.
Does it work with the NeoCharge app?
Through a Smart Splitter. Plug the EVIQO into one, and the app turns charging on in your cheapest hours and shows what every charge costs. It also connects to compatible EVs directly, and to Wallbox and Autel chargers. See the app.
Is there a rebate or tax credit for this charger?
Many utilities pay toward the charger, its installation, or a Smart Splitter. Enter your ZIP in the rebate check above to see every program this exact charger qualifies for. The federal 30C credit ended for charging equipment placed in service after June 30, 2026; if yours was installed on or before that date, ask a tax professional about Form 8911.
