CHICAGO - TelAve -- As electric vehicles become an increasingly common part of everyday transportation, convenient access to residential charging continues to be an important consideration for EV owners. The patent-pending WallPort EV Connector introduces a practical concept designed to extend access from an existing indoor EV charging station to a vehicle parked outside.

For homeowners whose EV charging equipment is located inside the garage, charging a vehicle in the driveway can mean routing a charging cord beneath a partially open garage door. The WallPort EV Connector is designed to provide an alternative.

The concept utilizes a housing positioned through an exterior wall. A charging cord from the existing indoor charging station connects to an inlet on the interior side of the WallPort. The connection continues through the housing to an exterior socket, where a second charging cord can connect to an electric vehicle parked outside.

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This arrangement is designed to allow homeowners to utilize their existing indoor charging equipment while providing convenient charging access outside and allowing the garage door to remain closed.

The patented concept also incorporates protective hinged caps designed to cover the connections when they are not in use. US20250121707A1

The WallPort EV Connector is currently available for licensing, presenting an opportunity for manufacturers and companies serving the EV charging, electrical equipment, automotive accessory, and home improvement markets to explore the concept for potential commercialization.

Companies interested in learning more about the WallPort EV Connector or other patented products available for licensing can visit www.123axis.com.