Installing a Home EV Charger: The Smart Way to Charge Faster
If you’ve purchased an electric vehicle, installing a Level 2 charger at home is a game-changer for convenience and speed.
Before installation, confirm your electrical panel has enough capacity — most EV chargers require a dedicated 240V circuit. A licensed electrician can help assess your setup and make any necessary upgrades. Charger location also matters: installing near the garage or driveway reduces cabling costs and maximizes efficiency.
Some provinces offer rebates or incentives for EV charger installation, so check for current programs before booking. And make sure your unit is CSA-approved for Canadian winters to avoid charging issues in cold weather.
If you’re ready to start your EV charger installation, speak to a licensed installer who understands local codes and incentives.
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