Charging Adapters
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FAQ
Questions about Charging Adapters
What's the difference between “J1772 to NACS” and “NACS to J1772”?
The first name is the charger, the second is the car. The Atom (J1772 → NACS) lets a Tesla or other NACS-port car use J1772 stations. The Stellar (NACS → J1772) lets a J1772 or CCS1-port car use Tesla Wall Connectors, Mobile Connectors and Destination chargers.
How do I charge a Tesla at Electrify America, EVgo or other CCS1 fast chargers?
Use a CCS1 to NACS DC adapter such as the Thunderstorm (1000V, 300A continuous, UL 2252 certified). Cybertruck owners use the Thunderstorm Max. First check that your Tesla supports CCS charging in its settings or app.
Can my CCS1 car use Tesla Superchargers?
Yes, if your automaker has enabled NACS DC access. Use the Typhoon Pro (NACS → CCS1, 1000V DC) and check access in your vehicle's app before your first session. The Typhoon Pro also works at third-party NACS DC stations.
Do I need an adapter if my car has two charge ports?
Usually not for AC. The 2026 Nissan Leaf, Mercedes CLA, 2027 Mercedes GLC with EQ and Porsche Cayenne Electric have a separate J1772 (AC) port, so they can use J1772 stations directly.
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