Adapter Finder
Find Your
Find Your
EV Adapter
Upload a photo of your wall outlet or vehicle charging port and we identify the connector type in seconds — no electrician visit or manual lookup required.
1. Upload
a photo of your outlet or charging port
2. We Identify
the connector type instantly
3. Get Matched
to the right adapter or kit
Prefer to browse instead? See our full range of EV adapters, or ask a question in the EV Charging Forum.
Adapter Finder
Find Your EV Adapter
Upload a photo of your charging port or adapter connector and we'll identify the type and link you to the right product.
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FAQ
Adapter Finder — Frequently Asked Questions
The Adapter Finder recognizes common North American EV charging outlets — NEMA 5-15, 5-20, 6-20, 6-50, 10-30, and 14-30, and 14-50 — as well as vehicle-side J1772 and NACS charging ports. If your outlet doesn't match a known type, the tool will let you know rather than guess.
You upload a clear photo of the outlet or connector, and an AI vision model analyzes the prong layout and shape to identify the connector type — the same way an electrician would recognize it visually. It's not a manual lookup table; each photo is analyzed individually.
Yes. Creating a free account takes a few seconds, lets us save your result so you can come back to it, and helps prevent abuse of the underlying identification API.
Retake the photo straight-on with good lighting and the full outlet face visible. If it still can't identify the connector, post a photo in our EV Charging Forum and the community — including our verified electricians — can help.
Most non-Tesla Level 1 and Level 2 portable chargers use a J1772 connector, which requires a J1772-to-NACS adapter to plug into a Tesla vehicle. The Adapter Finder will confirm this from your photo and link you directly to the correct adapter for your specific charger.
A NEMA 14-50 (the standard 240V RV/range outlet) plugs directly into most Level 2 portable EV chargers rated for 14-50 without any adapter needed. If your charger instead has a different plug — like 14-30 or 6-50 — you'll need the matching NEMA adapter, which the Adapter Finder will identify for you.