Home Charging Kit

No Wall Charger? Your Outlet Already Does the Job.

WenStorm's portable EV charger plugs into the standard outlet already in your garage, driveway, or parking area. No hardwired installation required when a compatible outlet is available. Fits in the trunk. Works at any compatible outlet — including your next home.

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Portable EV charger plugged into a home outlet
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What Do You Need?

Pick exactly what fits your home parking situation — or bundle the full kit. Rental-friendly: no installation, no wall damage, takes the charger when you move.

Charger Only

Best for: outlet is within cable reach of parking

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16A Portable EV Charger
NACS or J1772 connector
Plugs into standard 120V outlet
~25ft cable included
Carrying case included

Extension Cord Only

Best for: already have a compatible charger, outlet is farther away

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EV-rated 21ft extension cord
Built for sustained charging loads
NEMA 5-15 compatible
Not a standard household cord
Find Your Setup

Choose Your Home Charging Situation

Every home parking situation is different. Choose the one closest to yours and find the charging solution that fits.

Outlet Right Next to My Parking Spot

Best for direct plug-in charging

A standard outlet within 15–20 ft of where you park. Your charger cable reaches without an extension cord.

Recommended: 16A Portable EV Charger
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Outlet Is 20–45 ft Away

Best for charger + cord setup

The outlet exists but your cable won't reach your parking spot. An EV-rated extension cord bridges the gap safely.

Recommended: Home Charging Kit
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240V Outlet Available

Fastest portable home charging

A NEMA 14-50 or similar 240V outlet enables Level 2 portable charging — significantly faster than a standard 120V outlet.

Recommended: 32A Portable Level 2 Charger with matching plug
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Outdoor Outlet on the House Wall

Common for driveway parking

An outdoor GFCI outlet on the exterior wall works well for driveway charging. Confirm it's on a rated circuit before plugging in.

Recommended: 16A Portable Charger
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Garage Outlet Far Side of the Wall

Extension cord solves the reach problem

Garage outlet is on the opposite wall from where you park. An EV-rated 25ft extension cord bridges the gap without moving anything.

Recommended: Charger + Extension Cord Kit
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No Outlet Near Parking

Outlet installation needed first

No accessible standard outlet near your parking spot. An electrician can add a GFCI outdoor outlet or garage outlet before you charge.

Install an outlet first, then choose a charger
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The Real Problem

Why Home EV Charging Feels
Out of Reach

Wall Charger Installation Costs $800–$2,000

Permits, electricians, panel upgrades — most renters and many homeowners skip it entirely.

Outlet Is Too Far from Your Parking Spot

The outlet exists, but the charger cable doesn't reach. A 25ft EV-rated extension cord is all you need.

Paying for Public Charging Every Session

Level 2 public stations charge $0.30–$0.50/kWh or $1–$3/hour. Home charging from your own outlet is typically cheaper per session.

Outlet Guide

What Outlet Does Your Home Already Have?

The outlet type determines your charge speed. For most home EV charging without installation, a standard 120V outlet is all you need. Here's what you'll find in home garages and parking areas — and what each supports.

Outlet Type Where You'll Find It Approx. Speed What You Need
NEMA 5-15 (standard 120V) Most home garages, driveways, outdoor walls ~3–5 miles/hr range 16A portable charger with NEMA 5-15 plug
NEMA 14-50 (240V, 50A) Garages with EV-ready circuit, workshops Faster — varies by charger rating 32A portable charger with NEMA 14-50 plug
NEMA 6-20 (240V, 20A) Workshop outlets, some garages Moderate — varies by charger Portable charger with NEMA 6-20 plug
No reachable outlet Street parking, some driveways Public Level 2 as primary; portable charger for backup when outlet access is available
Before plugging in, confirm the outlet's circuit rating supports your charger's draw. A 16A charger needs a 20A circuit minimum. Do not use standard household extension cords for EV charging.
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The Home Charging Kit — What's in the Box

16A Portable EV Charger
16A Portable EV Charger
EV-Rated Extension Cord Option
EV-Rated Extension Cord Option
Carrying Case
Carrying Case
No Hardwired Installation
No Hardwired Installation
Compare Your Options

Home EV Charging Options — Side by Side

Option WenStorm Portable Charger Public Level 2 Station Wall Charger Installation Shared Neighborhood Charger
Best for Homeowners & renters with standard 120V outlet access No home outlet access Homeowners with budget for electrical work HOA or shared parking communities
Upfront cost See product listing for current pricing $0 hardware; pay per session $800–$2,000+ installed Typically usage fee or HOA cost
Installation required ✓ No hardwired installation required None Electrician + permit required Pre-installed by property
Availability ✓ Always available at your spot Varies by station proximity ✓ Dedicated to your home Shared — may be occupied
Moves with you ✓ Fully portable ✓ Use anywhere ✗ Stays with property ✗ Stays in community
Works with distant outlet ✓ With EV-rated extension cord N/A Fixed wall-mount location Fixed cable length only
Charging speed Level 1 (120V) or Level 2 (240V) — depends on outlet Level 2 or DCFC Level 2 (faster) Level 2 (typically)
FAQ

Home EV Charging Without Installation — FAQ

Yes. A portable Level 1 or Level 2 EV charger plugs into a compatible existing outlet — no hardwired wall charger installation required when a suitable outlet is already available. If your home does not have a compatible outlet in a reachable location, a licensed electrician can add one following local code.
A standard 120V NEMA 5-15 outlet delivers roughly 3–5 miles of range per hour at 12A. For a typical daily commute of 30–40 miles, overnight charging from a 120V outlet is usually sufficient. If you need faster charging, a 240V NEMA 14-50 or NEMA 6-50 outlet paired with a Level 2 portable charger can deliver 20–30 miles per hour.
A portable Level 2 charger is a strong choice when you rent, move frequently, share an outlet between vehicles, or want to avoid the cost of a permanent installation. It works from a compatible 240V outlet and delivers the same charging speed as many wall-mounted units — without requiring a dedicated hardwired installation.
An EV-rated extension cord in the right length — typically 20 ft or 25 ft for home use — can bridge the gap between your outlet and your vehicle's charge port. Use only extension cords rated for EV charging; standard household extension cords are not designed for the sustained current draw of EV charging.
No hardwired installation is required when a compatible outlet is already available. If your home needs a new 240V outlet added, a licensed electrician should install it and it should comply with local electrical code. The charger itself requires no hardwired connection.
Yes, when using a charger with built-in safety features such as GFCI protection, thermal protection, and overcurrent protection. Check that your outlet is in good condition, use only a compatible outlet type, and ensure the cord is not pinched, coiled tightly, or run under rugs.

Start Charging at Home —
No Hardwired Installation Needed

Plug into the outlet you already have. Move it with you when you change homes.

No hardwired install
Compatible outlet
Moves with you