Quick take
Choosing between these four Level 2 EV charging station listings really comes down to how much amperage and cable reach you want versus how much you want to pay for a simple Type 1 kit. The ChargePapa Commercial model is the only one with a 48A output and a 10 kW charging rate, while the Kericevd offers a 40A output and a 25-foot cable with a NEMA 14-50 plug. The two Wallbox-branded kits are both Type 1 / J1772 style, include a charging cable and mounting hardware, and sit at different price points. If you need a straightforward home or commercial install, one of the amperage-specific models will probably be easier to pair with your setup; if you just want a Type 1 kit that includes the essentials, the Wallbox listings are the ones to weigh.
Listed price comparison
| Product | Listed Price | Price Bar |
|---|---|---|
| Level 2 EV Charging Station Kit Quick Charge 3.0 C-Mode Type 1 Cables J1772 | USD 279.99 | |
| Wallbox EV Charging Station Kit Quick Charge 3.0 C-Mode Type 1 Cables J1772 | USD 150.00 | |
| ChargePapa Commercial Level 2 EV Charging Station Type 1/ 48A/ MRS-AS-11048 | USD 140.00 | |
| 25FT Level 2 EV Charging Station 40A Home Electric Vehicle Charger NEMA14-50 | USD 168.00 |
The listed prices span from $140 to $279.99 across the four Level 2 units.
Decision matrix
| Product | Level / Output | Connector or Plug | Cable / Included | Good For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Level 2 EV Charging Station Kit Quick Charge 3.0 C-Mode | Level 2 | Type 1 J1772 | Charging cable and mounting hardware | Shoppers who want a Wallbox-branded Type 1 kit with both cable and mounting hardware |
| Wallbox EV Charging Station Kit Quick Charge 3.0 C-Mode | Level 2 | Type 1 J1772 | Charging cable and mounting hardware | Shoppers who want the Wallbox Type 1 kit at a lower listed price |
| ChargePapa Commercial Level 2 EV Charging Station | Level 2 / 48A / 10 kW | Type 1 J1772 | 15 ft cable | Commercial or higher-output setups |
| 25FT Level 2 EV Charging Station 40A | Level 2 / 40A / 9.6 kW | NEMA 14-50 plug | 25 ft cable | Home charging with a NEMA 14-50 outlet and a longer cable |
Level 2 EV Charging Station Kit Quick Charge 3.0 C-Mode Type 1 Cables J1772
Listed at $279.99, this Type 1 kit comes with a charging cable and mounting hardware, and the listing identifies Wallbox as the brand. If you want the Quick Charge 3.0 C-Mode label on a Wallbox-branded station and prefer a bundle that includes mounting hardware, this is one of the two kits that fits that description. The trade-off is the price: the other Wallbox listing in this set is $129.99 less and lists the same included items. Unless you specifically need this exact listing, the higher price is hard to justify.
Wallbox EV Charging Station Kit Quick Charge 3.0 C-Mode Type 1 Cables J1772
At $150, this Wallbox kit is the lower-priced route into the same Type 1 / J1772 style and includes a charging cable and mounting hardware. It's the pick if you want Wallbox branding without the higher price. The limitation is that it's $10 above the cheapest listing here, so if you want a specific amperage or cable length, the ChargePapa lists 48A and 15 feet for less money.
ChargePapa Commercial Level 2 EV Charging Station Type 1/ 48A/ MRS-AS-11048
The cheapest of the four at $140, this commercial-oriented station is also the highest-output option, with a 48A amperage, a 10 kW charging rate, and a 15-foot cable. The listing notes a UL listing and a protective function, which makes it the most spec-forward pick for a garage or small business. Main limitation: the condition is listed as new other (see details), and the 15-foot cable is shorter than the 25-foot cable on the Kericevd. If those two considerations work for you, it offers a lot of listed charging capability for the price.
25FT Level 2 EV Charging Station 40A Home Electric Vehicle Charger NEMA14-50
For a home charger with a long cable, this Kericevd model lists a 40A output, a 9.6 kW maximum power, and a 25-foot cable. It also specifies a NEMA 14-50 plug and includes overcharge protection, so it's aimed at a standard home charging setup. The limitation is that it's $28 more than the ChargePapa and provides a lower listed charging rate (9.6 kW vs. 10 kW). The longer cable and plug type can make that extra cost worthwhile if your outlet is farther from the car.
Final recommendation by use case
- For maximum listed amperage on a commercial-style station, go with the ChargePapa Commercial 48A model if the new-other condition and shorter cable fit your situation.
- For a home charger with a NEMA 14-50 plug and a long cable, choose the Kericevd 40A model.
- For a Wallbox Type 1 kit that includes mounting hardware without the higher price, pick the Wallbox EV Charging Station Kit.
- If you want the higher-priced Wallbox listing despite the extra cost, the Level 2 EV Charging Station Kit will cover the same basic included items.
