EV Charger Check

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Grizzl-E EV chargers compared

ENERGY STAR currently lists 8 Grizzl-E AC chargers (after merging duplicate listings), from 9.6 to 19.2 kW.

ChargerMax outputMax currentCordWi-Fi/networkStandby (no vehicle)Max standby cost/yr*Breaker (est.)
Grizzl-E Classic9.6 kW40 A24 ftNo0.8 W$1.2850 A
Grizzl-E Mini9.6 kW40 A24 ftYes1.34 W$2.1550 A
Grizzl-E Smart9.6 kW40 A24 ftYes2.33 W$3.7450 A
Grizzl-E Ultimate 48A11.52 kW48 A24 ftYes1.7 W$2.7360 A
Grizzl-E Ultimate19.2 kW80 A25 ftYes1.78 W$2.86100 A
Grizzl-E Duo Smart 80A19.2 kW80 A24 ftYes2.7 W$4.33100 A
Grizzl-E Ultimate Fleet 80A19.2 kW80 A24 ftYes4.17 W$6.69100 A
Grizzl-E Ultimate Pro 80A19.2 kW80 A24 ftYes5.9 W$9.46100 A

*Estimate: ENERGY STAR "no vehicle mode" input power × 8,760 h, i.e. the most it could use in a year if no car were ever plugged in, × U.S. average residential rate 18.31¢/kWh (EIA, July 2026 (preliminary)).

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