Charging your electric vehicle at home or at work has never been more convenient with our selection of EV chargers and accessories. These units deliver fast, reliable Level 2 charging while keeping your installation tidy and safe. Whether you drive a compact EV or a full-size electric truck, the right charger ensures your battery is ready when you are.
Types and Options
We offer a range of solutions to match different needs. Level 2 EV chargers typically run on 240V and provide much faster charging than a standard wall outlet. Many models use a NEMA 14-50 plug for a simple plug-in installation, while others can be hardwired for a permanent setup. We also stock cable holsters and docks to neatly store the charging connector when it is not in use, protecting the cable and keeping your garage organized.
Where to Use Them
EV chargers are ideal for residential garages, driveways, and carports, giving homeowners overnight charging convenience. They also suit commercial properties such as office parking lots, condo buildings, hotels, and fleet depots where employees, residents, or guests need dependable charging access.
How to Choose
Start by checking your vehicle's onboard charger capacity and your home's electrical panel. A 40A unit on a 240V circuit is a popular choice that balances speed and cost. Confirm whether you prefer a plug-in (NEMA 14-50) model or a hardwired install, and verify your panel can support the required breaker. Consider the cable length (for example, a 25' cable) to comfortably reach your charging port from the mounting location. For outdoor installations, look for units rated for weather exposure, and choose accessories like a holster dock to extend cable life.
FAQ
Do I need an electrician to install an EV charger?
A licensed electrician is recommended to ensure a 240V circuit and breaker meet code, especially for hardwired units.
What is the difference between Level 1 and Level 2 charging?
Level 1 uses a standard 120V outlet and charges slowly, while Level 2 uses 240V for significantly faster charging.
How long of a cable do I need?
Measure the distance from your planned mounting spot to your vehicle's charge port and add slack; a 25' cable suits most setups.
