By default, the JuiceBox Pro 40 is set to pull 40 amps, but this can be adjusted downward through the app or the web portal. Charging with the JuiceBox (without spilling any amps)Īfter plugging the JuiceBox into power and connecting it to your local WiFi network, you can start playing with the JuiceBox.
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The process is well documented in the included paperwork and gets the EVSE connected up to your local WiFi and to the app in a few minutes.įor more complicated or flexible installations, I was surprised to find that eMotorWerks also offers a range of plug adapters, rainproof boxes, and similar accessories for very reasonable prices that shows that eMotorWerks understands the various challenges faced by plug-in vehicle drivers in their homes and on the road. From there, setting up the JuiceBox is as simple as connecting directly to the EVSE from the smartphone app via WiFi and walking through a few simple steps. On the software side of things, I would recommend setting up a JuiceNet account (free) and installing the eMotorWerks smartphone app (available for Android and Apple, also free) before the unit shows up to make things that much easier when it does arrive. I plugged that directly into my recently purchased Dryer Buddy (more on that later) and was off and running, simple as that. After finding a stud and drilling a few mounting screws in to hold the mount plate to the wall, the EVSE was stable and ready for action. It is also available with bare wires coming out the back for those looking to hardwire it in. The JuiceBox Pro 40 we tested came equipped with a NEMA 14-50 plug on the backend. In addition to the Pro 40, the JuiceBox is also available in a 40 Lite version that comes with a basic set of wireless/networked features and a 75 Pro version that ups the amperage to 75 amps for those looking for a bigger straw to slurp power through.
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Full JuiceNet app and web-based charging control.Plugging in a plug-in vehicle gets the juice flowing and the car’s driving range increases.Ĭheck out the specs for a taste of what the JuiceBox is packing under the hood: You power it up through a hard-wired connection or the optional NEMA 14-50 plug and you’re off and running. About the JuiceBoxĪt its core, the JuiceBox is your run of the mill 40 amp | 10 kW Level 2 EVSE. As such, we were excited for the opportunity to spend some quality time with the JuiceBox Pro 40 to see if it lived up to the hype.
On paper, it appears that eMotorWerks’ JuiceBox is the most advanced and intelligent Level 2 EVSE (“EV charger”) on the market today.
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