Adapter Finder

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

A NEMA wall outlet next to an EV charging port connector
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.

Drop a photo here, or click to browse

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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.