ClipperCreek Introduces LCS-25 EV Charger

AUBURN, CA -- ClipperCreek Inc. has introduced the LCS-25 – a compact, high-power electric vehicle charge station for residential and small business applications. The station is priced at $995.

by Staff

June 21, 2011

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AUBURN, CA -- ClipperCreek Inc. has introduced the LCS-25 – a compact, high-power electric vehicle charge station for residential and small business applications. The station is priced at $995.

“We have made great strides in reducing the footprint and the burden on the customer’s pocket book,” said Jason France, ClipperCreek’s CEO. “The LCS-25 should install in just an hour or two and eliminates the overly complicated installations we have been seeing in the market.”

The LCS-25 is delivered with a flexible conduit that can be easily wired into an existing junction box, the company said. The enclosure is mounted with just four screws. The LCS-25 measures in at 11” x 4” x 3” and incorporates a cable.

The LCS-25 is safety listed, meets the new SAE standard and is approved for use by all electric vehicles coming to market including the Chevy Volt, Nissan Leaf and the Wheego LiFe.

Topics:ClipperCreek Battery-Electric Vehicles EV Charging Stations Green Fleet

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