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Jamie J • 2 years ago
In my garage, I have a NEMA 10-30 30-amp socket. Splitvolt’s built-in load of 24 amps attracted me to it. Everything looked good when the charger was connected to a wall. The fault indicator kept flashing when I tried to plug a car into the charger. This indicated that there had been a power loss. I went to the store to buy a new outlet. I took her home and had her installed. She is fully charged Chevy Bolt. This charger is amazing, and so is this company.
Dan J • year ago
I needed a second charger to be able quickly charge my Porsche Taycan at work and at home. I decided on a 24-ampered Splitvolt. Splitvolt allows me to charge my car at 30 mph.
It worked exactly as it was described. It is lightweight and very well made. The charger can be carried in the included bag.
Antonio • year ago
To use the NEMA fork 30, I needed a portable charger. Others charging devices that are designed for 30 amps were not compatible with the NEMA 10-30 forks. They also consume more than 25 amps which is dangerous for the chain.
The device arrived safely and preserved and was well packed. The kit comes with a carry case and a rubber covering for the port.
The purchase was a pleasant experience. It charged my car quickly and efficiently. It is great to have a NEMA 30-30 charger without a fault. It’s not possible for everyone to install a 40-ampere cable in their home without major costs.
Josh M • year ago
It works great, even though it is my first time using it. My Volkswagen ID comes with a 110 volt charger. It charges at 4 miles per hour and takes approximately 9 hours to charge. The only thing I could find was this charger. It comes with a NEMA 10-30 fork and a 30-ampere cable. It can charge at 26 amps. The charger charges much faster. The cord measures 15 feet in length, as opposed to 25 which come with many chargers. It works. It fits snugly and the charger can tell what to do when it is connected.
Eddy • year ago
It uses approximately 26 amps and seems to be almost as fast level 2. It is very fast. It comes with a charging cable, but the bag can also be used as a storage container. Installing 240-volt sockets NEMA 14-30 is cheaper than installing a L2 charger.