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This isn't about charging, it's about anti-charging. This page talks about how to extract power from your EV.

Any EV battery has a lot of energy stored within it. A fully charged EV battery could power a fully loaded 15A/120V receptacle for well over 100 hours. As such, there are many use cases where you might want to draw power from your EV:

Many EV are starting to come standard with 120V receptacles, and some truck EVs now have 240V receptacles. Using these is dead simple, just plug in and use.

Some EVs allow you to draw power directly from the EV's charge plug via an adapter. Current EVs that allow this include Hyundai Ioniq 5, Ioniq 6, KIA Niro EV (Premium +), KIA EV6, GENESIS GV60, GV70 & G80. Following are a few adapters that give you 120V receptacles via EV charge port adapters:

 

 

Charging FAQs

How to charge (EVSEs, Receptacles)
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Adapters

Adapters For Tesla/NACS EVs
Adapters for non-Tesla EVs
Beware Ford Lightning Mobile w/ Adapters
How To Make Your Own Adapters
Never Use RV Adapters

Resources

North American Electricity Primer
Receptacle Identification
Overloaded Panel: How To Load Share
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Campground Charging Tips
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