EV home charger installation
Empowering Your Drive - Expert Home Charger Installation
EV home charger installation
EV home charger installation is the process of setting up an Electric Vehicle (EV) charging station at a residential property. It involves connecting a Level 2 charging unit to the electrical panel and ensuring compatibility with the EV model. A qualified electrician evaluates the electrical system’s capacity, installs the appropriate circuitry, and mounts the charging station in a convenient location near the EV’s parking spot.
Our Specialized Experience in Panels:
- Charger Compatibility - ensure charger is compatible
- Panel Capacity - electrician assess capacity and connection
- Charging Speed - opt for a Level 2 charger for speed
- Location - choose appropriate location near EV parking
- Pro Install - ensure compliance with codes, safety, grounding
Our Process is Simple - We provide a quick & honest Estimate
The rest is up to you – we know it can be challenging to find the right electrician, so please feel free to contact us with any questions!
Your Guide to EV Home Chargers
EV home charger installation Facts
What Are the Facts About Home EV Charger Installations?
Electrical Capacity: EV charger installations may require upgrading the home’s electrical panel to handle the increased load, which can be challenging and costly. Check out our blog post on upgrades here.
Permitting: Obtaining permits for EV charger installations may involve navigating complex regulations, varying by location, and adding to the overall installation timeline.
Wiring Distance: The distance between the electrical panel and the charging location may impact the cost and feasibility of installation, especially for properties with longer distances.
Condo/Apartment Restrictions: In multi-unit dwellings, challenges may arise due to building regulations or limited access to dedicated parking spots for EV charger installations.
Existing Infrastructure: Older homes or buildings might lack the necessary infrastructure, necessitating additional work to ensure a safe and efficient EV charger installation. If you’re remodeling in conjunction, look into remodel wiring services.
