Home charging station question

[Davadin]

Hi folks!

Got myself an Outland PHEV 2020 here and we recently moved to a new condo. The parking lot is EV-friendly which has a rough-in for charger.

Can anyone recommend me which charger to get? Probably from Amazon is my best bet, but I'm in Ottawa, Canada if anyone knows local that can have a better deal. How many Amps can the Outlander take for lv2?

I called the dealership and all they can say is "anything 220V would work just fine" without any other spec... I saw in the manual there are 3 level of charging, and I can have up to level 2 charging at home. (Lv1 charger came with the car and there's a rapid/quick charge I tried in Montreal for lv3 I assume)

The rough-in in the parking lot is just 3 open wires... I'm guessing the electrician can install whatever plug to support whatever I buy for the car....

Thoughts? Comments?

THanks!

 

[Davadin]

Currently looking at this one: https://www.amazon.ca/Charger-110V-240V-Charging-Holder-Adapter/dp/B07CYQV2VL/ref=sr_1_12?dchild=1&keywords=electric+vehicle+charger&linkCode=gs3&qid=1631540651&sr=8-12

or should I splurge on this: https://www.amazon.ca/Grizzl-Level-Charger-Premium-Avalanche/dp/B08XJS2GK7/ref=zg_bs_9164727011_3?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=9VQD309BE11R5KWDGC76

 

[jaapv]

Any 240/220 V 16 Amp station should be fine.

 

[ThudnBlundr]

Though a 7kW charger would also make you ready for when/if you decide to buy an EV

 

[Davadin]

Though a 7kW charger would also make you ready for when/if you decide to buy an EV

any specific recommendation unit?

 

[jaapv]

Though a 7kW charger would also make you ready for when/if you decide to buy an EV

Yes, but those are 380/400 V, not 220/240.

 

[ThudnBlundr]

Though a 7kW charger would also make you ready for when/if you decide to buy an EV

Yes, but those are 380/400 V, not 220/240.

Really? My 7kW charger is 240V

 

[ThudnBlundr]

Though a 7kW charger would also make you ready for when/if you decide to buy an EV

any specific recommendation unit?

I have no knowledge whatsoever of what is available on the other side of the Pond