Start with the vehicle inlet and charging level. These two adapters solve opposite problems and are not interchangeable.
Estimated setup range$75–$350Adapter-only planning range. Vehicle, charger installation, electricity, tax, and live merchant pricing are excluded.
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Good · J1772 vehicle access
$75–$175
For a compatible J1772-equipped vehicle using supported Tesla/NACS Level 1 or Level 2 equipment.
FOCSPROD NACS-to-J1772 Level 2 Charging Adapter
This adapter solves the reverse problem from a CCS1-to-NACS Tesla adapter. It is for a J1772-equipped non-Tesla vehicle that encounters compatible Tesla AC charging equipment. Keeping one in the vehicle can add useful destination and home-charging flexibility, especially at hotels, workplaces, and properties equipped with Tesla Wall Connectors. It does not unlock every Tesla charger, so the recommendation is limited to compatible Level 1 and Level 2 AC equipment and properly configured destination chargers.
For a compatible NACS/Tesla vehicle using supported CCS1 DC fast-charging stations.
Lectron CCS1-to-NACS Fast-Charging Adapter for Tesla
Owning an EV is easier when one connector does not determine the entire route. This adapter addresses a practical Tesla travel problem by allowing a CCS-enabled Tesla to connect at compatible third-party CCS1 DC fast chargers. It adds another charging option beyond the Tesla network, making it useful as a road-trip backup while keeping the important limits clear: the vehicle must have CCS support enabled, and the charging station still controls access and charging speed.
Review both adapter directions only when your household or fleet genuinely operates both inlet types.
Lectron CCS1-to-NACS Fast-Charging Adapter for Tesla
Owning an EV is easier when one connector does not determine the entire route. This adapter addresses a practical Tesla travel problem by allowing a CCS-enabled Tesla to connect at compatible third-party CCS1 DC fast chargers. It adds another charging option beyond the Tesla network, making it useful as a road-trip backup while keeping the important limits clear: the vehicle must have CCS support enabled, and the charging station still controls access and charging speed.
This adapter solves the reverse problem from a CCS1-to-NACS Tesla adapter. It is for a J1772-equipped non-Tesla vehicle that encounters compatible Tesla AC charging equipment. Keeping one in the vehicle can add useful destination and home-charging flexibility, especially at hotels, workplaces, and properties equipped with Tesla Wall Connectors. It does not unlock every Tesla charger, so the recommendation is limited to compatible Level 1 and Level 2 AC equipment and properly configured destination chargers.
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Before you buy
Compatibility comes first.
CCS1-to-NACS is for DC fast charging; NACS-to-J1772 is for AC Level 1/Level 2 charging.
Confirm the exact vehicle model, model year, inlet, software eligibility, charger, and network before purchasing.
An adapter does not make every Tesla Supercharger or destination charger compatible.
