Installing an EV charger at your property means you can recharge where your vehicle already spends the most time. But choosing a charger is only part of the project.
Your electrical panel, available capacity, breaker space, wiring route, charger location, and future electrical needs should also be considered before installation.
Level 2 equipment generally requires a dedicated electrical circuit, which is why evaluating the property first is important.
For many drivers, home charging becomes the simplest way to keep an electric vehicle ready for daily use. Level 1 charging uses a standard 120V connection, while Level 2 charging typically uses 240V power and offers significantly faster charging.