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EV readiness, in four inputs.

The charger is the easy part. Capacity, distance and what else your panel is feeding decide the real scope. Start here.

01 Miles driven on a typical day
02 Main panel rating
03 Where the car sleeps
04 Other big electric loads

STATUS: 0/4 INPUTS

Answer four questions to see what your install likely involves.

Level 1, Level 2, and what you actually need.

Modular electrical equipment mounted on a rail
Charging levels compared
TypeSupplyGood for
Level 1Standard 120V outletPlug-in hybrids, very short commutes
Level 2 (32A)240V, 40A circuitMost single-EV households
Level 2 (48A)240V, 60A circuitLong commutes, larger batteries
Shared Level 2Load-managed circuitTwo EVs or a tight panel