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Have you ever wondered is there more chargers for Tesla's than the Tesla Supercharger Network than home sourcing.
Well there is!
I'm sure you've seen some videos or anything but I wanted to make a video just to let people know.
If you're interested in getting a Tesla you can charge elsewhere as well.
Tesla does provide a adapter that you can use at certain ChargePoint's.
We're going to go to ChargePoint and I'm going to show you how it works.
All you have to do is go to the App Store or the Play Store and download ChargePoint.
And sign up for it. You can do it if you have an Apple iPhone you can do Apple Pay.
You don't really need a card. You just put your phone up to the thing and basically it will charge your account.
I believe that ChargePoint charges differently at different locations.
But I believe that ChargePoint charges around 20 to 25 mi/hour which is really good for someone who doesn't have a home charging source they're not near a Tesla Supercharger.
So you basically whenever you're trying to charge at the ChargePoint.
You can pull up the app and you can basically check and see if there are any available uh stalls.
Kind of like Tesla's Supercharger network on your center display.
So I'm going there and I see that there's there's only like 2 at my location.
We're gonna go there and I'm just gonna show you.
Get it charged!
See you there.
Well we did make it to the ChargePoint charger.
So I'll show you how it works...very simple.
Tesla does provide this so we're gonna use this as an adapter for the ChargePoint charger.
So look like it's charging now.
So it's at 25...not bad for a ChargePoint charger that's not a Tesla.
Of course I'm not gonna sit here when I have the charging solution at the house but that's pretty good.
Look like the charge current is at 30 amps.
At the house when I charge on my NEMA 14-50 outlet 50v outlet I can go up to 32 amps so that's really not bad at all.
But we'll just sit here and let you see it but look like it's pretty good.
So would you rather sit here get 25 mi/hour or use a regular outlet and get only what 3 mi/hour 3 to 5 miles an hour if you don't have the funds and it's a $1.50 per hour.
That's not bad so about 2 hours 3 bucks.
So I mean that's what about 6 bucks that it'll charge if you're if you sit here for 4 hours almost 5 hours to charge but that's not bad at all.
So hopefully you all enjoyed this video.
Just wanted to you know show you another solution to charging.
Hopefully this was very informative to you but you definitely need to make sure you take care of that charger adapter that Tesla provides to you when you pick up your car.
Uh the J1772 I believe.
You take care!
Be safe!
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