Yes, most electric vehicles come standard with a level 1 plug-in adapter. On average, standard chargers only add 3-6 miles per hour of charge. For the best home charging experience, we recommend installing a high speed (level 2) charger.
Level 2 charging is faster and more convenient, providing 20-50 miles of range for every hour of charging. Level 1 charging provides 3-6 miles of range for every one hour of charging. At-home EV chargers provide ease of use, reliability, and savings.
The length of time necessary to charge an EV depends on the rate at which the car can receive a charge. To complete a charge from empty to full on a Level 2 EV charger, it can take a few hours to overnight. Refer to your vehicle’s owner’s manual for more detailed information.
No, we install chargers that support all electric vehicles manufacturer types and that are compatible with both SAE J1772 and Tesla HPWC EV Plugs.
This depends on your needs, your budget, and your home’s electrical panel. A ‘smart’ level 2 charging station allows you to view your charging history or even schedule charging sessions at specific times of the day. Some charging stations are better suited for cold weather than others.
The Colorado average cost is $1,500 (with EV Charger) and national average range is between $1,200 – $2,500. The installation cost depends on your electrical service (Do you need a 200A service panel upgrade?) and the distance from the EV charger to your electrical system.
No problem, we can install NEMA 14-50 or NEMA 6-50 Plug-in versions instead of hardwiring your electrical circuit allowing you to take your EV charger with you if you decide to move in the future. Please Note: Some EV chargers are hard-wired only and do not offer plug-in options. In this case, EV Plug Pros will offer free removals of your charger if you hire us to install your EV charger in your new home.
We understand the importance of having your car fully charged every day and recognize it’s one of the most critical circuits in your home. Our friendly, professional, and knowledgeable staff is always here to help you troubleshoot.
Charge while you sleep (Night) – a general rule of thumb is off-peak hours are at night, therefore the cheapest time to charge. Furthermore, you can schedule your EV charger to charge after midnight and still leave you with more than enough range for your commute the next day.
While faster charging stations exist, they cost thousands of dollars and have energy needs that surpass what is available in a home. As a result, they are currently only used for public charging.
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