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Does a CCS1 to J1772 adapter exist?

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Post 36 is wrong. Post 24 explains why. If you modify the plug, or an adapter, to make it physically connect to your other EV, it may work or it may not, depending whether the vehicle you're trying to charge implements the required signaling - which is not needed in cars that have only Level 2 charging support, not CCS DC.

With full EVs, excepting early Teslas that had no CCS support, it will likely work. With PHEVs, it may not.
I mean, they only said that they did it and it worked. That cannot be wrong if it worked.

Inferring that it would therefore work for all PHEVs might be wrong. But the post didn't say that.
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I mean, they only said that they did it and it worked. That cannot be wrong if it worked.

Inferring that it would therefore work for all PHEVs might be wrong. But the post didn't say that.
So you're saying I should plug my extension j1772 into the lightning and see if that works? If you're right the truck won't charge because it's looking for CCS signalling...

I don't see why that'd happen since the truck charges on other level 2 without CCS so how would it know any different.

Inferring from that, if the FCSP works on one j1772 car it should work on any j1772 car shouldn't it?

I can try to test with the truck when I have a few minutes.
 
 





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