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You can plug your electric vehicle into multiple types of outlets. You may plug your EV into standard 120v outlets or 240v home dryer outlets. Voltages above these are for commercial usages. It is worth mentioning of course, the higher the voltage of the outlet, the faster your vehicle will charge.

EV charging station installations should be carried out by licensed professionals as custom electrical work can be highly dangerous and improper installations or wiring can become dangerous or cause damage to electrical systems.

Depending on what level of charging station you are looking to have installed you may have to have an additional breaker installed if your home does not have the necessary components for your chosen EV charging station. Some homes may need the proper breaker installation for level 2 charging stations.

Charging times may vary depending on the electric vehicle make, the maximum charging rates, and battery capacities. Level 2 charging stations may charge an electric vehicle in approximately 9 hours.

Depending on the construction of your home and current electrical system, you may need an upgrade or additional breaker installed for your particular EV charger installation. In some cases, you may already have the necessary components and connections to make installation more simple and not require additional breakers or upgrades.

Yes, you may safely charge your EV in your garage. Many homeowners have their charging stations installed inside of their garages and charge their electric cars inside of their garages. 

The main consideration should be to ensure that your electric vehicle is close to the installed charger as you may be limited to the length of the charging cable.

If you own an electric vehicle installing an EV charging station would allow you to enjoy the full experience of an EV ownership. Charging your electric vehicle at home is not only very convenient but it is also less costly and more reliable than charging your vehicle on the road in many cases. 

In most cases, charging your EV at home is the cheapest option as you avoid paying per charge at commercial establishments. Some electric vehicles can become quite costly when primarily or only charging while on the road as charging stations may be limited and may be more expensive when compared to pumping gas in a standard vehicle.

You may install a level 1 or level 2 charging station in your home. Level 3 is normally reserved for commercial applications. A level 2 charger is significantly faster at charging and is more efficient as well. We recommend a level 2 charger for those who will utilize their EV often or drive longer distances more regularly.