LectronCCS1 to NACS Adapter for Tesla Model S, 3, X, Y (500A 500V) - for Tesla Owners Only - Fast Charge Your Tesla with CCS Chargers (Black)

Worked great! Got warm to the touch but not too hot to handle. Attached to cable then inserted into car. Used Electrify America station 350kW charger. Got up to 205kW!Be sure your billing info is correct in your charging apps! My session cut short once the funds ran low and it couldn’t load more.

Bought this for my MODEL Y. OEM quality but not $300

Tested this on an Electrify America CCS1 charger in North Bend WA. The Tesla model 3 communication with the charger occurred. I used Apple tap to pay. Twice as expensive as the Tesla supercharger, but it worked with no issues.

Worked great. No issues connecting a CCS charger to a ‘20 Model S.

So far so good. The adapter follows exactly the specs I was looking for.Next week, I'll be travelling to "no-NACS" country, but they have a CCS charging station.Wish me luck that it works, and I can charge enough to come home again (well, they still have one J1772 charging station as backup :-)

Be cautious with ChargeLab cables as they are so heavy it is difficult to get a lock and remove it once locked.

Lectron is the only brand aside from Tesla's own that I would trust. There's a LOT of current going through these things, and the knock-offs can be, bluntly, unsafe.Note this model is for high-speed chargers that don't have a NACS handle like Tesla's superchargers do. Teslas come with adaptors for slower non-NACS chargers such as you'll find at hotels and airports. This model will NOT work with those slow chargers. It's for fast, non-Supercharger chargers. I generally stick with Superchargers when I need a fast charge, but having one of these in your trunk is comforting as it expands the possibilities for getting a fast charge when you're on the road.

This product does NOT Owork on a cyber truck