Tesla Mobile Charger 16-40A with NACS Plug, Gen.3 (for U.S. Tesla Owners)
Tesla Mobile Charger 16-40A with NACS Plug, Gen.3 (for U.S. Tesla Owners)
Portable NACS Mobile Charger for U.S. Tesla Owners
Keep a dedicated Level 2 charging solution at home or in your trunk with a 5-meter cable, integrated control display, weather-resistant housing and native NACS connector designed for Tesla vehicles in the North American market.
Up to 40A Version Available
Choose from 16A, 32A or 40A versions depending on the electrical circuit and charging configuration available at your location.
Integrated Status Display
The inline control box includes a display for viewing charging-related operating information directly from the portable charger.
IP67-Rated Housing
Current manufacturer specifications list IP67 protection together with a high flame-retardant PC enclosure for everyday portable charging environments.
Why This Tesla Mobile Charger Stands Out
The vehicle-side connector is designed for Tesla's North American Charging Standard port without requiring a separate J1772-to-NACS adapter.
Current 16A, 32A and 40A variants are all listed with one-touch lid opening for convenient daily Tesla charging.
Approximately 5 meters of cable provides useful reach between the NEMA 14-50 outlet and the vehicle charge port.
Current manufacturer specifications list an operating temperature range from -30°C to 55°C.
The current published protection list specifically includes overcurrent protection inside the charging unit.
Important: Current Rating and Power Rating Are Not the Same Thing
The current product page lists 16A / 32A / 40A selectable variants, while the shared technical specification lists 7kW rated power. Because the manufacturer does not publish a separate verified maximum-kW rating for each current version, this page does not claim that the 40A version provides 9.6kW or 10kW.
Portable Level 2 Charging Hardware
Use with a Properly Rated NEMA 14-50 Circuit
Confirm the outlet is the correct NEMA 14-50 receptacle, properly wired and suitable for sustained EV charging use.
The charging current must not exceed what the branch circuit, receptacle and electrical installation are designed to support.
Fully seat the wall plug before connecting the vehicle and avoid loose, damaged or overheated receptacles.
Insert the NACS connector completely into the vehicle charge port and confirm that charging begins normally.
Check the controller display during initial charging and discontinue use if the unit, outlet or plug shows abnormal heat or warning indications.
After charging, disconnect safely and coil the cable without tight bends before storing the charger.
Although the controller specification lists a broad 110–250V input range, current product imagery shows a NEMA 14-50P wall plug. This version requires a matching NEMA 14-50 receptacle and should not be presented as a charger that plugs directly into a conventional 120V household outlet.
EV charging is a sustained electrical load. The circuit, breaker, wiring and receptacle must be correctly sized for the charging current. Have the outlet inspected or installed by a qualified electrician when required.
Specifications
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Product | Portable Tesla NACS Mobile Charger, Gen.3 |
| Source Variant 46651295138024 | 40A (One-Touch Lid Opening) |
| Current Variants | 16A / 32A / 40A |
| Vehicle Connector | NACS / Tesla North American Charge Port |
| Wall Plug | NEMA 14-50P Shown on Current Product |
| Manufacturer-Listed Rated Power | 7kW |
| Manufacturer-Listed Output Current Range | 16–40A |
| Verified 40A Variant Maximum Power | Not Separately Published |
| Rated Input Voltage Range | 110–250V |
| Rated Input Voltage | AC 250V |
| Rated Output Voltage | AC 250V |
| Frequency | 50–60Hz |
| Power Type | AC |
| Cable Length | Approx. 5m / 16.4ft |
| Housing Material | High Flame-Retardant PC |
| Color | Black |
| Protection Rating | IP67 |
| Published Electrical Protection | Overcurrent Protection |
| Operating Temperature | -30°C to 55°C (-22°F to 131°F) |
| Control Display | Integrated Digital Display |
| One-Touch Charge-Port Opening | Included on Current 16A / 32A / 40A Variants |
| Model 3 | Compatible with U.S.-Market NACS Charge Port |
| Model Y | Compatible with U.S.-Market NACS Charge Port |
| Model S / Model X | Compatible with U.S.-Market NACS Charge Port |
| Cybertruck | Manufacturer Product Imagery Lists Compatibility |
| Package | Selected NACS Mobile Charger Assembly with Integrated Controller, NEMA 14-50P Input Plug and Approx. 5m Charging Cable |
Quick Answers
Which exact variant is selected in the supplied link? +
Variant 46651295138024 currently selects 40A with One-Touch Lid Opening.
Why does the URL say 32A when the selected version is 40A? +
The product URL uses an older 32A-based slug, while the current live product has been expanded to 16A, 32A and 40A variants. The supplied variant ID currently selects 40A.
Is the 40A version rated at 9.6kW? +
The manufacturer currently publishes 7kW as the shared product rated power while also listing a 40A variant. Because a separate verified 40A maximum-power specification is not published, this page does not claim 9.6kW or 10kW.
Which wall outlet does it use? +
Current product imagery identifies the wall plug as NEMA 14-50P. Use it with a correctly installed matching NEMA 14-50 receptacle.
Can I plug it into a normal 120V household outlet? +
Not directly. This current version uses a NEMA 14-50P plug, which does not fit a standard household 5-15 outlet.
Does it fit Model 3 and Model Y? +
Yes, for compatible U.S.-market Tesla vehicles using the native NACS charging port.
Does it work with Model S and Model X? +
Current product materials show Model S and Model X among the compatible Tesla vehicles with NACS charge ports.
Does it work with Cybertruck? +
Current manufacturer and TESKAY product imagery include Cybertruck among the compatible NACS Tesla vehicles.
How long is the charging cable? +
The current specification lists approximately 5 meters, or about 16.4 feet.
What does One-Touch Lid Opening mean? +
The NACS charging handle includes the Tesla-style button function used for convenient charge-port interaction on compatible Tesla vehicles.
Does the charger have a screen? +
Yes. Current product imagery shows an integrated digital display on the inline charging-control box.
Is the charger waterproof? +
The current manufacturer specification lists an IP67 protection level. Keep plugs and electrical receptacles properly protected and follow normal EV-charging safety practices even with an IP-rated charger.
What protection features are confirmed? +
The current published specification explicitly confirms overcurrent protection. Other protection functions should not be assumed unless separately documented.
Do I need an electrician? +
The charger itself is portable and does not require hardwiring. However, a NEMA 14-50 receptacle and its electrical circuit must be correctly installed and rated for EV charging. Use a qualified electrician when installing or verifying the outlet and circuit.