Level 2 Home EV Charger Installation: Know the Basics — Cars.com

If you’re buying an electric vehicle, you’ll want to charge it at home, and if you’re being practical, that can mean only one thing: a Level 2 charging system. Here are a few things to know about Level 2 charger installation.

[juliamarkus]

I am an electrical contractor in Washington state. This video explains the very real life scenarios I half to explain to so many people wanting a EV charger. As another commenter said the prices for the extra work is very at least for where I work.

[usflin]

Unless folks are driving long distances daily, a 12amp charging setup at home will be plenty. You can avoid the cost of a panel upgrade if you don't truly need it. Great overview video for anyone new to all of this!

[OutdoorLifeKR]

This is the information I have needed. Thanks

[DanielRene]

This answered all my questions. Thank you

[mobgma]

If your home has 200amp service, you are good. Many new areas or developments have taken this into account. Older neighbor hoods though, this could be a problem and a large expenditure.

[Goodbrod]

Do hardwired installations usually need the neutral?

[gonzo]

He got it right. No real electrician is digging a ditch . 🤣

[imohbalu]

how's is your house electric bill .... is it a lot higher or little higher then before ? LV1 vs LV2