CCS1 adapter comparison
Which CCS1 adapter for your Tesla? Four options compared.
Fast chargers use CCS1 and Level 2 stations use J1772. Here is how OmniVolt compares with a single-plug adapter, Tesla's own and unbranded marketplace models.
- CCS1 and J1772 in one adapter
- UL 2252 Listed
- 3-year warranty
- 30-day returns
By the Teslahubs team · Updated October 2026 · 4 min read
If you want one adapter for both fast chargers and Level 2 stations, OmniVolt is the only option we could verify that covers CCS1 and J1772 in a single unit.
Lectron's CCS adapter has a higher listed rating (500 A, 1,000 V) if CCS1 is all you need, but it lists at $179.99 and has no J1772 support.
Everyone else's network, in numbers.
AFDC data as of September 1, 2026. Locations are our estimate from AFDC totals.
The difference is clear
Teslahubs OmniVolt next to typical unbranded marketplace adapters.
OmniVoltUnbranded means typical marketplace adapters; their listings were not verified, so unknowns are marked ?. Based on public listings, October 2026.
The four options, ranked
We ranked our own product first and say so. Specs come from each seller's own listing; we did not run a lab test.
OmniVolt 2-in-1: best for most owners
CCS1 up to 250 kW and J1772 up to 80 A at 240 V in one adapter. UL 2252 Listed, with a thermal cutoff and IP67 sealing.
It has a 3-year warranty and 30-day returns.
- CCS1 + J1772
- UL 2252 Listed
- 3-year warranty
Both ends: J1772 and CCS1 Lectron CCS to NACS: CCS1 only
A well-documented single-plug adapter rated up to 500 A and 1,000 V, with IP67 sealing and a thermal shutoff at 185 °F. Its listing shows 30-day returns but no warranty term.
It is listed at $179.99 and does not cover J1772.
- 500 A / 1,000 V
- UL 2252
- No J1772
OmniVolt fits in a small case One adapter. Every plug.30-day returns. Free US shipping.
Get OmniVoltTesla's own CCS1 adapter: check the details
We did not verify this one. Check the connectors it covers, its price and its warranty on Tesla's own page before you compare.
- Not verified
Unbranded marketplace adapters: be careful
Safety listing, thermal protection and warranty are often missing or hard to verify. We would not rank one without a visible UL 2252 mark.
- Check listing and seller
One plug, or both?
Here is OmniVolt next to the Lectron CCS adapter, as listed in October 2026.
OmniVolt:
- CCS1 and J1772 in one adapter
- UL 2252 Listed, thermal cutoff
- 3-year warranty and 30-day returns
Lectron CCS (listed):
- CCS1 only, no J1772
- Listed at $179.99
- No warranty term on its listing
What OmniVolt owners say
Verbatim reviews from Teslahubs customers on Trustpilot.
Ordered the Tesla adapter for when we travel. Came in on time and works great.
Plugged it into a CCS fast charger on a road trip and it just worked. Charging started in seconds and the adapter stayed cool.
I wanted one adapter for both fast chargers and J1772 stations. This does both, and it is small enough to keep in the glovebox.
Our Model Y finally charges at the CCS stations near my parents. Setup was zero effort, just click it in.
Feels solid and well built. Takes a bit of force to click in at first, but it locks firmly and charges without a hiccup.
UL listing was the deciding factor for me. Peace of mind plus fast charging. Exactly as described.
Used it at three different networks on a 900 mile trip. No errors, no drama. Worth having in the car.
Fast shipping and the adapter looks premium. Charged at a Level 2 station overnight with no issues.
Bought it as a backup for when Superchargers are busy. Already paid for itself on the first trip.
Works well and the warranty is reassuring. I wish it came with a small pouch, but the adapter itself is great.
Simple, sturdy and does what it says. Charging speed was the same as I get on the native plug.
Teslahubs pick
One adapter. Every plug.
- CCS1 fast charging up to 250 kW
- J1772 Level 2 up to 80 A
- UL 2252 Listed, thermal cutoff, IP67
- 3-year warranty and 30-day returns
Free US shipping · 30-day returns
Get OmniVolt
Check your Tesla in 30 seconds
The adapter changes the plug, not the car. Confirm your Tesla supports CCS charging first.
- ControlsTap Controls, then Software on the touchscreen.
- Vehicle infoOpen Additional Vehicle Information.
- CCS supportLook for CCS support. Some older cars need a retrofit first.
Some charging networks may reject third-party adapters. If a session fails, try another stall or another network.
Questions, answered
Is OmniVolt UL listed?
Yes. OmniVolt is UL 2252 Listed.
Does it cover Level 2 stations?
Yes. It also covers J1772, up to 80 A at 240 V.
What about the warranty and returns?
OmniVolt has a 3-year warranty and a 30-day return window.
Will it work on every network?
Network and vehicle rules vary. Check your car's CCS support first, and try another stall if a session fails.
Why is the Tesla adapter marked unverified?
We could not confirm its details from public listings, so we say so instead of guessing.
Charge anywhere, with one adapter.
Fast chargers and Level 2 stations, covered by one UL 2252 Listed adapter.
Sources: Lectron CCS to Tesla (NACS) adapter listing · OmniVolt product page. Written by Teslahubs, the seller of OmniVolt. Competitor details come from public listings checked October 2026. Teslahubs is not affiliated with Tesla, Inc. or Lectron.