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This ChargePoint station in Atlanta, US, uses Type 1 (J1772) connectors. These are common on many older electric vehicles and some newer models. The station offers 4 kW peak AC charging. This is considered slower AC charging, suitable for topping up your battery while parked locally. For comparison, 4 kW adds about 12 miles of range per hour of charging. EV charging in Atlanta includes options like this for daily use. The station is currently reported as operational. It provides a standard AC charging experience for drivers needing a moderate power top-up. Planning a longer journey might require identifying faster charging sites.

A 4 kW charging rate means it will take several hours to fully recharge a depleted battery. This type of charger is best used when you can leave your car plugged in for an extended period, such as overnight or during a workday. It's not ideal for quick stops if you need significant range added rapidly. Think of it as a way to ensure you start your day with a full battery or maintain your charge while parked for errands. This ChargePoint location is part of the growing EV infrastructure in the region.