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New Eaton 14-50R: Actually UL listed for EV charging
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This was announced earlier this month and has not spread through distribution channels yet, but it's the first I've seen that seems to be properly UL listed for EV charging. Per the data sheet, it's cULus Listed to UL 498 CRD per EV Application The CRD reference there is a provisional rule from UL allowing them to certify receptacles for EV use even though the revision of UL 498 (receptacles) that will include a standard for them isn't complete. More on that here. They issued the CRD to allow meeting the new 2026 code requirement that now applies in just a few states, but will apply in more soon. Per that rule, the receptacle is: identified with the term EV Receptacle or EV Recpt. on the device visible after installation with the wall plate removed. The letters “EV” in green will be on the face of the device. This is the first I've seen with both of those: it's not the green car, but those two specific markings along with the UL certification. Any sleazy company could put a green EV on the front and a "EV Recpt" stamp on the yoke and sell it on Amazon, but you aren't allowed to put those on it with a UL mark unless its certified as such. Based on the data sheet linked above, it looks like solid quality: it looks like it copies the Hubbell 9450 design much more faithfully than Leviton's failed attempt, using the same size screws as Hubbell. Maybe u/kilotesla will do a...
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It's model number AHWREV1450R. Here's the product page and here's a distributor listing it for $53.60, but out of stock; Platt lists it at $65, also zero stock.
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