Level 2 Charger

Tesla Universal Wall Connector

The only charger here that handles both plug standards from one unit — NACS cable with a J1772 adapter built into the holster. Tesla currently gates purchase to existing owners.

This is the one charger that solves a two-car garage with mixed plug standards: the cable is NACS, and a J1772 adapter lives permanently in the holster, so either vehicle plugs in without hunting for a loose adapter. Two caveats worth knowing before you plan around it. Tesla currently requires a registered Tesla on your account to buy one, which most Fathom buyers will not have. And it carries an ETL listing rather than UL — equivalent in the eyes of most inspectors, since ETL tests to the same standards, but worth knowing if a rebate form asks specifically for UL.

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What it is

  • 48A / 11.5 kW, hardwired only
  • Output set by breaker size, 12A to 48A
  • NACS cable with integrated J1772 adapter in the holster
  • 24 ft cable · Type 3R / IP54
  • ETL/cETL listed (not UL)
Details
BrandTesla
CategoryLevel 2 Charger
CompatibilityNACS · 48A · Hardwired
CertificationETL listed
Sold byManufacturer
Specs verified2026-08-26

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