Plugging into the electric dryer outlet
It's been a while since I last asked a question on this forum & I did try to see if the topic had been covered through lots of searches, but nothing turned up. As electric cars gain in popularity, ...
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We have used dryer plugs, stove plugs, 20 amp 240, 15 and 20 amp 120 on our juice box EVSE for both our electric vehicles. We have a kit in our car with every imaginable adapter so we can charge in a variety of situations. This will be less necessary in the future as the buildout of charging infrastructure continues but it's handy for the time beeing.
I wouldn't use any of them on the RV though.
The picture below shows two EVSE's hanging in our garage. The one on the left is a 15 amp 120 volt. The one on the right is a 40 amp 240 volt. You can actually see it plugged into a 50 amp RV extension cord. We take this one with us on road trips along with our bag of adaptors. Works good.
I wouldn't use any of them on the RV though.
The picture below shows two EVSE's hanging in our garage. The one on the left is a 15 amp 120 volt. The one on the right is a 40 amp 240 volt. You can actually see it plugged into a 50 amp RV extension cord. We take this one with us on road trips along with our bag of adaptors. Works good.
