America’s Most Popular EV Charging Station: Find Your Match!

ClipperCreek EV charging stations are a pass through, electrical safety appliance. The EV is in complete control of the charge and will only take in what power it can accept and no more.

ClipperCreek charging stations are a pass-through for electricity and will not supply power to the electric vehicle unless the EV is requesting a charge.

  Level 1 vs Level 2 EV Charging Stations Now that the Chevrolet Bolt EV, second generation Nissan Leaf and Tesla Model 3 are on the road, drivers have more choices in affordable electric cars with long range. Pure battery electric vehicles (BEV) can take quite a while to...

Maximizing EV Range in Cold Weather If you want to retain as much range in your electric vehicle as possible in the cold winter months this article is for you! Cold temperatures slow chemical reactions within the battery and wet, snowy roads make it harder to move forward,...

Twenty-five feet is the longest output cable length that can be provided on an Electric Vehicle (EV) charging station based on the National Electric Code…

There’s no standard when it comes to 240V plugs, so ClipperCreek offers a wide variety of plugs with our charging stations to fit your needs.

EVSE (Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment) is commonly called a charging station or charging dock. These charging stations are built into the EV charging standard for electrical safety; first for the user, then the vehicle and then the power grid. Learn more!

If you drive an electric vehicle, you’ll want to read these fast tips on Electric Vehicle Etiquette from ClipperCreek. Complete with downloadable graphic; learn more today!

Wondering if you can install your EV charging station outdoors and charge your car even when it’s raining or snowing? ClipperCreek charging stations have a fully sealed NEMA 4 enclosure that provides superior protection from outdoor elements.

At Tech recently produced a video about whether or not you need a Level 2 charging station and what to consider if you do. View on YouTube > 11850 Kemper Rd., Auburn, CA 95603 (877) 694-4194 information@clippercreek.net FOLLOW US facebook Twitter Youtube...

Learn how to calculate the cost to charge an electric vehicle if it’s battery is completely empty. This informative chart is printable and downloadable.

ClipperCreek gets many questions every day from both current and future EV owners - so we decided to make a video series for the most common questions - so you can find the answers even after hours! If you have suggestions on more videos, we would love to see them - just...