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  1. dnorris78
    I understand 240v charging makes for a much quicker charge. I am currently on the fence on installing L2 charging at home. Clipper creek recently lowered the price of the LCS-25 to $495.00 http://www.clippercreek.com/store/product/charging-station-lcs-25-level-2/ I'd love to be able to charge up my Energi in 2 hrs but I still cannot justify the cost when I am currently charging during the night at 120v without the added expense. I am on the fence. If I installed L2 charging there is a possibility I could take my L1 charger to work and charge during the day. Any advice from the forum?
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