Residential EV Drivers

Level 2 EV Charging

Level 2 chargers require a dedicated 240-volt circuit (like what you use for a dryer); therefore, most homes in America can easily hook up a charging station without upgrading the service. Most residential owners are well served to charge their EV overnight using a 40-amp unit, but for those looking for more amperage (more power and a faster charge) or commercial use, a Level 2 charger with 48-amps is your go-to. Higher amperage requires a heavier gauge wire to handle the flow, so additional costs are associated with upgrading the dedicated circuit from the breaker box.

If you rent or own a condo or townhouse, you will need written permission from the association, landlord, and owner to make any electrical upgrades. We are happy to consult with management at multiunit home dwellings, business owners, etc., to facilitate further the procurement of EV infrastructure for residents and clientele. We will help owners determine which product best suits their settings and verify if any service upgrades are required. We will also keep you informed of any federal, state, and local utility incentives that may be available.