
Designed to Make EV Charging Convenient
BESEN EV chargers are sleek in design and feature an output of up to 22kW, providing a fast and convenient home charging experience. The Level 2 EV Charger, like the BS20, can connect to our EVSEMaster app, allowing you to control your charger remotely. You can schedule charging times to take advantage of off-peak electricity rates. Our portable Level 2 EV chargers are easy to take anywhere—just store one in your car trunk for road trips or install it in your home garage.
Why BESEN Level 2 Electric Vehicle Charger?
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Easy Installation with Our Level 2 EV Charging Station
- Detailed Manual: Simplified steps, no fuss.
- Visual Guidance: Access installation videos for easy reference.
- Round-the-Clock Assistance: Reach out anytime for installation assistance.
Smart Control at Your Fingertips
Take charge of your charging experience with our intuitive mobile app. Enjoy smart connectivity and remote monitoring features, allowing you to manage and track your charging sessions from anywhere, anytime. It’s a convenience at its finest!

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FAQ
Below are the most common questions about Level 2 charging that our customers and fellow enthusiasts often ask.
Level 2 chargers are way faster than standard wall outlets. They can add about 10 to 60 miles of range to your electric vehicle per hour, depending on the charger and your car’s battery.
No, it’s actually good for your battery! Level 2 charging is safe and helps maintain your battery’s health over time. Just be mindful that frequent use of fast charging, including Level 2, might cause slightly faster battery wear compared to slower charging methods.
Yes, they can. Tesla provides adapters for their cars to use Level 2 chargers with J1772 connectors, which are pretty common in many charging stations.
The cost can vary quite a bit depending on where you live and how your house is set up. On average, it might cost anywhere from a few hundred to a couple of thousand dollars. It’s best to get a few quotes from electricians to know the exact cost for your situation.
Level 2 chargers need a dedicated 240-volt circuit with a certain amperage, usually around 30 amps or higher. Your electrician can help figure out the exact requirements based on the charger and your home’s electrical setup.

















