Wallbox's Pulsar Plus is one of the smallest Level 2 chargers on the market capable of 48-amp charging, with a solar-ready design and power sharing across multiple units. We install it correctly on a properly sized circuit, with same-day estimates and 24-hour emergency service.
Wallbox built the Pulsar Plus to be small without sacrificing power, and it's packed with smart features for a compact unit.
At roughly 8 by 8 by 4 inches, it's the smallest Level 2 charger in North America capable of full 48-amp output.
Schedule charging for off-peak rates, monitor sessions in real time, and control the charger from anywhere via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.
Connect multiple Pulsar Plus units to the same circuit breaker, useful for multi-EV households without a larger panel upgrade.
If you're planning two or more Wallbox chargers, power sharing lets multiple units draw from a single circuit breaker, with the chargers communicating to stay within the breaker's rated load. This can be significantly cheaper than running separate circuits or upgrading your panel.
If your panel doesn't have the headroom for power sharing either, we'll tell you honestly and walk through the alternatives.
Up to 48 amps and 11.5 kW, roughly 7 to 8 times faster than a standard 120V outlet, depending on your vehicle's onboard charger capability.
Yes, using Wallbox's power sharing feature, up to multiple units can share a single circuit breaker safely, as long as your overall electrical service can support it. We confirm this with a load calculation first.
Yes, when paired with a Wallbox power meter, it can integrate with a rooftop solar system to prioritize charging from solar or grid power based on your preference.
Yes, NACS-compatible vehicles including Tesla can charge with the universal charging adapter that comes with most NACS vehicles.
Both versions exist. A plug-in NEMA 14-50 version is available at up to 40A, and a hardwired version unlocks the full 48A output. We'll recommend the right one based on your panel and preferences.
We'll check your panel capacity and help you decide if power sharing or a dedicated circuit fits your household best. Prefer to reach out online? Visit our contact page.
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