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Electric Vehicle chargers are necessary to charge your new EV as well as some hybrids at home or work. Having access to home charging is where consumers find the savings over gasoline vehicles. We offer:
We ensure all work meets strict safety standards for EV charging systems, providing you with a professionally installed, code compliant and reliable installation.
Are you new to EV Charging? Your savings, over gasoline costs, are found when charging at home especially off peak times. We have Solutions for 50A plug in chargers as well as hard wired 60 and 100A solutions.
We can also help you send 240v 30A from your Ford Lightning or Tesla Cyber Truck to your home through a UL listed and National Electric Code approved interlock back feed kit. Want to know how much of your home you can power? Call us to discuss the capacity of your EV.
Some EV owners use the smallest level 1 charger that plugs into a standard outlet. This only makes sense if the EV owner drives about 20 miles a day. Small level 1 chargers add about 1-3 miles per hour while charging.
Most EV owners use the 50 or 60A plug in or hard wire level 2 charger. Most EV’s can be charged at a rate of 12-32 miles per hour while charging on a level 2 charger. Some EV’s charge on level 2 up to 44 miles per hour.
It’s not recommended. While there are many DIY videos and resources on the internet, we always recommend hiring a professional, having them pull a permit and demanding a final inspection from the Authority Having Jurisdiction. We follow local and national codes as well as the manufacturer installation instructions.
The short answer is No. Power requirements for a level 3 super charger / fast charger is typically around 400A 480v three phase. This is not readily available in a single family home.
An installation within 7 lineal feet from the electric panel for a 50 or 60A charger costs around $695.00
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