Portable EVSE question

[MSimpsonNJ]

I'm looking at portable L2 EVSE and am looking at Mustart. Does anyone know the functional/practical difference between the Gen1 and Gen2? I looked on the website but could not easily find an explanation (See screencapture).

 

[Fastnf]

It looks like Gen 1 came with a wall hanger. See the lower right hand corner of the Gen 1 screen shot photo under the two cables. While gen 2 does not come with those items but can be orders as accessories for $16. So essentially they raised the price but don't want you to know it.

 

[Genevamech]

It looks like they changed the style of connector for the power input. Gen1 uses a 5-pin connector, Gen2 uses a 4-pin. This would make the interchangeable plugs for Gen1 and Gen2 incompatible. There might be other differences but that's the most obvious one to me.

 

[MSimpsonNJ]

Yes looks like you both are correct - I should have studied their site a bit harder. Thanks so much.

Now I wonder what the most common 240v plugs are used out in the wild....

 

[electriceddy]

Yes looks like you both are correct - I should have studied their site a bit harder. Thanks so much.

Now I wonder what the most common 240v plugs are used our in the wild....

14-50 at campgrounds, but in a pinch a 6-50 would be a good back up as most welding/repair shops use that type of receptacle.
14-50:

6-50:

for 120V an adaptor for a tt-30 would get you 2880 W continuous (also used in RV parks) set the current at 24 A if possible :

ks:

 

[Fastnf]

Yes looks like you both are correct - I should have studied their site a bit harder. Thanks so much.

Now I wonder what the most common 240v plugs are used our in the wild....

PlugShare only list 2 plugs on there website and app. The Nema 14-50 and the Nema 5-15.