Hosts on EzChargez list a variety of home charging equipment, and understanding the differences will help you pick the right listing for your needs before you book.

Level 1 (L1) chargers

Level 1 chargers plug into a standard 120V household outlet — the same kind you'd use for a lamp or a phone charger. They're the slowest option, typically adding 2–5 miles of range per hour, but they're widely available and require no special home wiring. L1 is a good fit if you're parked somewhere for many hours, such as overnight.

Level 2 (L2) chargers

Level 2 chargers run on a 240V circuit — similar to what powers an electric dryer or oven — and are the most common type of home charger on EzChargez. They typically deliver 15–40+ miles of range per hour depending on your vehicle's onboard charger, making them a much faster and more practical option for topping off in a couple of hours.

Popular L2 host equipment on the platform includes units from brands like ChargePoint, JuiceBox, Wallbox, Grizzl-E, and Tesla Wall Connectors (with adapters where needed for non-Tesla vehicles).

What each listing shows you

Every host listing clearly displays:

We recommend checking your vehicle's compatible connector type before booking — see our article on vehicle compatibility for details.

Because pricing and speed vary by listing, take a moment to compare a few nearby hosts before booking, especially if you're on a schedule and need a faster charge.

A quick comparison

As a rule of thumb: if you'll be parked for a short window and want to maximize range quickly, prioritize Level 2 listings. If you're stopping somewhere overnight or for many hours, a Level 1 charger can fully top off most daily-driving batteries with no rush at all. Neither option is "better" universally — it depends entirely on how much time you have and how much range you actually need before you leave.