Portable 120V Backup Power From Your Tesla PowerBridge Standard (Gen 1)

No. PowerBridge Standard (Gen 1) is designed for CCS-enabled Tesla Model 3, Model Y, Model S, and Model X vehicles only. It does not support non-Tesla EVs or third-party CCS-to-NACS adapter setups.

If you drive a non-Tesla EV, please check PowerBridge Pro (Gen 2), which is designed for Tesla and validated compatible EVs.

You can power essential home devices such as refrigerators, lights, Wi-Fi routers, laptops, TVs, and small appliances.

With up to 3,500W output, PowerBridge Standard (Gen 1) is ideal for backup power during outages, outdoor use, and job sites. Always ensure your total load stays within the rated capacity.

Yes. PowerBridge is designed as a portable off-grid power solution and connects through Tesla’s supported power interface.

It does not modify your vehicle or require any permanent installation. Built-in protections include over-current, short-circuit, and thermal safeguards for safe operation.

PowerBridge is classified as a portable off-grid power unit, not a stationary power source.

It does not alter the vehicle, wiring, or firmware. Under general U.S. consumer protection principles (including the Magnuson–Moss Warranty Act), the use of external accessories alone does not void a vehicle warranty.

If you have specific concerns, we recommend confirming with Tesla directly for your individual case.

No installation is required.

Simply connect the unit to your compatible Tesla and plug in your devices. The system is fully plug-and-play and ready to use within seconds.

Compatible with Tesla Model 3, Model Y, Model S, and Model X equipped with CCS support.

Some older models (typically 2012–2020, or early 2021 transition vehicles) may require a Tesla service retrofit to enable full compatibility.

We offer a 30-day return policy and a 1-year limited warranty.

If you experience any issues, our support team will assist with troubleshooting, replacement, or service as needed.

PowerBridge Standard (Gen 1) requires CCS capability to work with Tesla vehicles.

To check your Tesla, go to Controls > Software > Additional Vehicle Information and look for CCS Adapter Support.

If your screen shows “CCS Adapter Support: Enabled,” your Tesla can work with PowerBridge Standard.

If your screen shows “CCS Adapter Support: Not Installed,” your Tesla may need a CCS retrofit from Tesla Service Center before using PowerBridge Standard.

If your screen shows “CCS Adapter Support: Incompatible,” your Tesla cannot be upgraded with CCS capability and cannot be used with PowerBridge Standard.

PowerBridge Standard (Gen 1) also does not support non-Tesla EVs or third-party CCS-to-NACS adapter setups. If you drive a non-Tesla EV, please check PowerBridge Pro (Gen 2).