Electric car chargers are becoming more and more affordable. Now you can buy a portable 16 amp charger at a price lower than the price of a cheap tablet.

Some electric vehicle drivers have found that the benefits of carrying a portable charger are faster than the standard Tier 1 models sold by each electric vehicle so far.

Portable level 2 chargers typically provide 16 amps at 230 volts or approximately 3.5 kW, suitable for charging 12 to 16 miles per hour.

Khons 1 phase portable 2 level chargers. These chargers come in several models and are priced at only $280-480. These chargers (officially known as EVSE) also consume more power than standard Class 1 power cords, so they need to be plugged into higher power outlets, usually electric dryer sockets (NEMA 14-30), or sometimes machines Workshop NEMA 6-20 or 6-30 outlets.

For those who work or otherwise travel in places with these stores, they may be valuable in today's electric cars, which have more batteries than standard working days or 110 volts.

The electric car industry has debated the value of these chargers, especially considering the expansion of the faster public secondary charging station network.

The advantage of a portable level 2 chargers is that you get three times the power of a standard portable power cord set - if you can find a place to plug in.