NexCyber Level 2 EV Charger, 40 Amp
Product description
Turn your home charging routine into a simpler, faster Level 2 setup with the NexCyber Level 2 EV Charger. This 40 Amp EVSE brings strong charging performance for everyday driving, while adding optional WiFi control so you can monitor charging and manage schedules from your phone. With a long 25 ft cable and a J1772 connector, it is built for many North America plug-in EVs and PHEVs, using a plug-in, plug-play approach for easier installation planning. ⚡
The essentials
The NexCyber Level 2 EV Charger is a home EV charging station designed around Level 2 charging performance and practical day-to-day operation. It uses a NEMA 14-50 plug and supports up to 40 Amps, with the manufacturer stating a charging speed of up to 38 miles per hour. You get a front-and-screen style interface for key info like charging amperage, charging speed, and input voltage, plus the ability to set a charging start time. For smoother use, it also includes WiFi app control for charging history and notifications.
This charger is built around the J1772 standard, which is widely used for many EVs and PHEVs in North America. That matters because the connector type determines whether you can plug directly in or if you need an adapter. If you already have an EV that accepts a J1772 connector, this setup can reduce friction and help you charge with less guesswork.
Key features
One of the biggest benefits is how the charger combines straightforward plug-play operation with smart monitoring. In default plug-play mode, the charger shows the charging amperage, charging speed, input voltage, and delay time, so you can view status without needing the app. When you want scheduling or insight, the WiFi APP lets you check charging cost and history, receive fully charged notifications, and track charging status. During off-peak periods, the app can help you plan charging around the time windows you prefer. 📱
It also includes safety and compliance certifications listed by the manufacturer, including ETL and FCC certification plus standards such as SAE J1772, UL2231-1, UL2231-2, UL 991, UL 2251, UL1998, and UL 2594. For reliability, the charger is built with NEMA Type 3 protection and the manufacturer describes it as having a certain extent of IP65 waterproofing. Keep in mind that the manufacturer does not suggest direct sunlight or exposure during rainy days, which is important for best longevity.
Another practical advantage is the 25 ft charging cable. The cable is described as drop-resistant at the plug end and designed to endure over 10,000 charges, which can be useful if your outlet and parking position do not line up perfectly. The touch-button interface is designed to let you adjust amperage from 16A to 40A through the setting interface, and it supports setting a charging start time using the buttons on the unit. 🔌
Tech specs
- Type: Level 2 EVSE home charging station with WiFi app support
- Amps: 40 Amp
- Plug type: 240V NEMA 14-50p plug
- Connector: J1772 connector
- Cable length: 25 ft
- Protection rating: NEMA Type 3, manufacturer describes certain extent of IP65 waterproof
- Certifications: ETL and FCC, meets SAE J1772, UL2231-1, UL2231-2, UL 991, UL 2251, UL1998, UL 2594, manufacturer-referenced safety criteria
Who it’s for
It’s a strong match if your EV or PHEV supports a J1772 connector and you want Level 2 charging at up to 40 Amps with optional WiFi scheduling. It suits households that want a clear on-device interface for charging status, and also want app-based visibility into history, cost tracking, and fully charged notifications. If you have an EV that uses a Tesla connector or other non-J1772 standard, you may need a J1772 to Tesla adapter, since the manufacturer states this charger does not fit Tesla and NACS cars without an adapter.
It may not be the best choice if you plan to charge a vehicle that uses a NACS or non-J1772 connector without using the necessary adapter. The manufacturer also specifies that it does not fit certain NACS-based models including Kia EV6 2025, EV9 2025, Ariya 2025, and some Ioniq 5 variants, and that a J1772 to Tesla adapter would be needed if applicable. For installation, the manufacturer recommends professional installation for optimal safety and performance, and it includes guidance about using appropriate wire size based on the charging range you plan to use.