First Presbyterian Church
400 E Carroll St, Macomb, IL 61455
- Max power
- Up to 7.2 kW
- Level 2
- Charging ports
- 2
- J1772, NEMA 14-50
- Price
- Free
- No charging fee listed
- Hours
- 24/7
- Open all day
First Presbyterian Church is a Level 2 station run by Independent at 400 E Carroll St in Macomb, IL. It has 2 charging ports with J1772 and NEMA 14-50 connectors and delivers up to 7.2 kw. Charging is free, and the site is open 24 hours a day.
How long will charging take?
Range added per hour
~24mi
10% to 80%, 77 kWh battery
~8.3hours
Estimates for a typical long-range EV. Real times depend on your car's maximum charging rate, battery temperature, state of charge and whether power is shared between neighbouring stalls. How charging speed works
Connectors and compatibility
J1772
1 port · 7 kW
AC
The universal Level 2 AC plug in North America.
Works with: Every non-Tesla EV and plug-in hybrid. Teslas charge with the J1772 adapter that ships with the car.
NEMA 14-50
1 port · 7 kW
AC
A 240 V outlet (like an RV hookup); bring your own mobile charging cable.
Works with: Any EV with a mobile connector that has a 14-50 plug.
Pricing
Free
Network listing: “Free”
Location and access
- Address
- 400 E Carroll St
Macomb, IL 61455 - Coordinates
- 40.46070, -90.66686
- Hours
- 24/7Drivers must bring their own J1772 cordset for Level 1 charging
- Phone
- 309-833-3333
- On site
- 24/7 Access
Questions drivers ask
How fast is First Presbyterian Church?
It is a Level 2 station delivering up to 7 kW, which adds roughly 24 miles of range per hour. It suits charging while you shop, work or stay overnight rather than a quick road-trip stop.
How much does it cost to charge at First Presbyterian Church?
Charging is listed as free. Parking fees or time limits may still apply.
What plugs does First Presbyterian Church have?
1 × J1772 (Type 1) up to 7 kW; 1 × NEMA 14-50 outlet up to 7 kW.
Is First Presbyterian Church open 24/7?
Yes, the network lists it as open 24 hours a day. Note: Drivers must bring their own J1772 cordset for Level 1 charging.
Source: U.S. Department of Energy Alternative Fuels Data Center (AFDC), station ID 158376. Last confirmed by the network on Oct 13, 2025; opened May 29, 2020.