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Two adapter locks, one red and one black: plastic rings with a square cover on top
A red adapter lock fitted around a black charging plug at a car’s charge port, its cover over the plug’s release lever
Adapter locks with callouts: covers the release lever, held in place while the car is locked, two in a pack

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Tesla charger lock that keeps a J1772 plug latched to the adapter, 2-pack

Stops someone unlatching a public station’s J1772 plug from your Tesla’s adapter and cutting your charge short while you are away.

  • J1772
  • NACS (Tesla)

$14.99

Color: Red
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At a glance

  • Covers the release lever of the J1772 plug while the car charges
  • Stays in place while the car holds the adapter in its charge port
  • Fits J1772 adapters with a smooth, straight body
  • Two locks in each pack
  • No key or code to lose

What it does

A red adapter lock fitted around a black charging plug at a car’s charge port, its cover over the plug’s release lever

Covers the release lever

The raised cover on the ring sits over the release lever of the J1772 plug, so the plug stays latched to the adapter and the car keeps charging until you come back.

A red adapter lock fitted around a black charging plug at a car’s charge port, its cover over the plug’s release lever

Held in place by the car

Tesla cars hold the charging adapter in the charge port while the car is locked. The ring sits between the car and the thicker part of the plug handle, so it stays put until the car lets go of the adapter.

Two adapter locks, one red and one black: plastic rings with a square cover on top

Two in a pack

Each pack holds two locks in the color you choose: one to keep with the adapter, and one for a second adapter or a second car in the household.

Overview

At a J1772 station, a Tesla charges through an adapter that sits in the car’s charge port with the station’s plug latched onto it. Anyone walking past can press the plug’s release lever and pull it off, which ends the charge, and a busy station is where that happens.

This lock is a ring that sits around the joint between the plug and the adapter, with a raised cover over the release lever. While the car is locked it holds the adapter in the port, so the ring cannot be slid off and the lever cannot be pressed. When you unlock the car and take the adapter out, the ring slides off the end.

Compatibility

  • J1772
  • NACS (Tesla)

For Tesla cars charging from J1772 stations through a J1772 adapter whose body is a smooth, straight tube behind the plug.

  • It does not fit adapters with a raised ring, or flange, around the body. Compare your adapter with the photos before ordering.
  • It locks the station’s J1772 plug to the adapter. It does not lock a NACS plug.

In the box

  • 2 adapter locks

Specifications

Specifications of J1772 adapter lock for Tesla, 2-pack
FitsJ1772-to-Tesla adapters with a straight body
LocksSAE J1772 station plugs
Pack2 locks
MaterialMolded plastic
ColorsRed or black

Goes well with this

Pieces that work alongside this one. Untick anything you already have.

Total for 4 items: $78.96

Shipping and returns

  • We place your order with our supplier within 1–2 business days of payment.
  • Delivery usually takes 6–12 business days after that, with tracking.
  • Shipping is free on orders over $49 and $5.95 below that. US addresses only.
  • Unused items in their original packaging can be returned within 30 days of delivery. Damaged, defective or wrong items are replaced or refunded at no cost to you.

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Questions about this product

How do I know if my adapter has a flange?

Look at the body of the adapter between the end the J1772 plug latches onto and the end that goes into the car. If it is a smooth tube, the lock fits. If a raised ring or lip stands out around it, it does not.

Does it stop someone taking my adapter?

The car already holds the adapter in the port while it is locked. What the lock stops is the station plug being unlatched and pulled off, which is what ends a charge early at a shared station.

How do I take it off?

Unlock the car so the charge port releases the adapter, pull the adapter out with the plug still latched to it, and slide the ring off. Then unlatch the plug as usual.

Is it worth using at home?

At home a car is rarely unplugged by someone else, so it earns its place at public and workplace stations. Keep it with the adapter so it is there when you need it.

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