Product Details

  • Universal Compatibility: Plugs into standard 110V or 220V outlets.

  • Charges your car in any location—street or private garage.

  • Delivers up to 30 miles of range per hour with the NEMA 14-50 adapter or 4 miles per hour with the NEMA 5-15 adapter (vehicle-dependent).

  • Sleek and Durable Design: Crafted from high-grade polyethylene alloy for strength and durability.

  • Flat cord dimensions: 8 cm wide, 0.625 cm thick, available in 16', 20', or 24' lengths.

  • Waterproof and step-over resistant for outdoor or pedestrian-friendly use.

  • Easy storage and minimal tangling.

  • Smart Features: One-touch controls for voltage, amps, and charging time display.

  • Optional handle booster pivots 180° for optimal positioning.

  • Versatile charging solutions with an upcoming V2L option.

  • Following our recent Kickstarter success, we’ve accelerated our cable development to create an innovative and highly desired flat-cord design that offers all the benefits you expect. As of end February 2025 we expect to deliver in 12 weeks.

  • Email us at admin@ghostallaccess.com and we will make arrangements.

  • Public charging stations are great but might be out of the way, or occupied, or require paid parking. You might have to wait with your car while charging. Whereas you could use our patented movable flat cable in an area where a charge is possible in front of a house or even at a restaurant where you are parked.

  • we are now focusing on home and semi public charging. Our time frame for a future flat corded network is a year away for Chicago, Washington DC, Boston and NYC and many suburban locations, you can speed things along by adding your name.

  • Using our patented movable flat cable will allow you, the user, to charge anywhere safely, on a garage floor or an alley, and will encourage others to buy electric vehicles.

  • Yes we do, we are testing our MVP Locations Map, we may add a more complete OCPP-ready Application that will allow in the future the host to monetize its location at a later date. Our startup is moving along.

  • Yes. If you can provide power you will attract user who will use our patented movable flat cord. For example, an electric vehicle owner using our device is likely to pick a restaurant where he can safely lay out flat our cable and charge up while having lunch or dinner.

  • Absolutely. Our patented devices are designed for a wide range of electric-powered transportation. We’re actively adapting our flat-cord adapter to accommodate motorcycles, scooters, and potentially even electric bicycles. Additionally, we will soon offer a wall charger that can manage solar power and even use your EV as a power source. Our goal is to deliver flexible, innovative charging solutions that meet diverse mobility needs.

Good Charger Owner: Protect Your Home, Protect Your EV

A quality setup saves problems tomorrow, just take a moment to understand how to safely plug into your home.

Have a Pro Install a Proper Wall Socket

Hire a licensed electrician to install a dedicated NEMA wall socket (like a NEMA 14-50 or NEMA 6-50, depending on your charger and EV specs). Avoid using old dryer or oven outlets whenever possible.

Use a High-Quality Socket + Wiring

  • Insist on heavy-duty, weather-resistant sockets—cheap ones can overheat or crack.

  • Ask your electrician to use copper wiring with the right gauge (often #6 AWG for 50 amps).

  • Verify the circuit is rated for continuous EV load—EVs draw a lot of power over time.

Grounding Is Not Optional

  • Your socket must be properly grounded—this protects you, your EV, and your home.

  • Ground faults are dangerous. A properly grounded system reduces fire and shock risk.

Test the Circuit

Before regular use, have your electrician:

  • Test voltage stability under load

  • Confirm the breaker is reliable

  • Make sure the plug fits snugly—loose plugs = dangerous heat

What Not to Do:

  • Don’t plug into random wall sockets around your home

  • Don’t use extension cords unless they're heavy duty and rated for EV use

  • Don’t ignore signs of heat, buzzing, or discoloration at the plug. Stop charging immediately and contact a licensed electrician—these are signs of a faulty socket or wiring that could lead to fire or equipment damage. Never continue using a socket that shows any warning signs.

Visual learner?

Check out the video by Tom M. on YouTube to properly prepare your home socket for EV charging.