Parkworld60325 Dryer Splitter to EV, NEMA 14-30 Male Plug to 14-30 ＆ RV/EV 14-50 Female Receptacle, Dryer 4-Prong 30 AMP Y Adapter Cord (20FT)

I was looking for a cord to handle quicker charges than the 110 which is what I was using before. The cable is thick and does not get hot. It charges from the dryer outlet and is long enough to go from the laundry room to the garage. It is thick and appears very well made. It was exactly what I was looking for. It took the place of three separate pieces. 1) The dryer splitter 2) Conversion from dryer prongs to Tesla plug 3) Was long enough we didn't need an extension cord. Can't speak highly enough of this product.

I bought this as an adapter at a rental unit we have and was hoping the 15-40 would be easier to plug/unplug since it’ll be used temporarily as needed. Especially given that the placement of this item will almost always be in an uncomfortable position to work in around the back of a dryer unit.

Saved a ton of money vs wiring a EV outlet. Just put this on our dryer outlet and run the level 2 charger out the laundry room door and top off the car when we run errands multiple times during the day. Otherwise our level 1 charger works overnight.

I was able to run this Y splitter connecting my dryer and tesla mobile connector to the same outlet avoiding a costly install in a rental house I’m in currently. The breaker box was fully loaded, so I would have required a sub panel install before being able to do another NEMA 14-50 install. At this price point this splitter has saved me significant $$ already. Only 2 months in and I’m a very happy customer. Highly recommend!!

High quality product, worked great sharing the dryer outlet with a Tesla. Did not get hot while charging the car. It’s a basic splitter, so up to you to make sure nobody runs the dryer while the car is charging so the circuit isn’t overloaded.

This is exactly what you need to power your electric dryer and charge your electric car off the same 220 Volt AC outlet (Standard dryer outlet). Just remember to only use one device at a time, or you will trip your breaker.

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The NEMA 14-30 electrical outlet (also known as a receptacle or socket) for our electric dryer was most likely not manufactured to endure continuous plug pull-outs and push-ins. So the question we had was how best to use that NEMA 14-30 dryer outlet to also charge our electric vehicle? (Continuous swapping-out of the dryer plug for the 240v EV charger plug was not a long-term option.) This was our solution, a simple splitter. Now our dryer and EV charger can share that 14-30 outlet, in lieu of immediately adding another outlet or some cottage industry dryer splitter with a fancy meter (either would end-up costing 3x to 20x the cost of this splitter). Parkworld’s splitter’s wiring is flexible and the plugs appear factory molded, rather than put together with screws. The sheathing reflects 600v and 10AWG wiring. China is listed [as the country of origin]. The only caveat is not seeing a UL listing, anywhere. Our EV charger, which has a NEMA 14-50 plug, can be dialed down, via an App, to pull (24) amps, which is the recommended (80%) max on our 14-30 outlet (30 amp circuit). Trying to pull more amps than recommended by your electrical code is not the splitter’s fault, such action is more akin to “user error.” Also, we do NOT run the dryer and charger at the same time, as that, once again, would be an attempt to draw more amps than code allows. Know what you are doing and what your are buying. We would buy this again, for our particular use.

Very well built cable. Exactly as described.