EV charging at home and on the go

  • How to install a charger at your home
  • Plug in every night and wake up to a full charge
  • Learn about the different types of charging available on the road
EV charging at home

Level 1

EV - level 1 charger
  • 6-24 hours for a full charge
  • Residential use only
  • Uses a 120V outlet

Level 2

EV - level 2 charger
  • 2-12 hrs for a full charge
  • Residential and commercial use
  • Can use a 240V outlet (also known as a dryer outlet) or be hardwired by an electrician.

Fast chargers

EV - fast chargers

Not for home installation. Fast chargers are utilized in public commercial areas only.

Home installation

If you plan to utilize Level 1 charging, you likely have everything you need already. Most vehicles come with a level 1 charge cord. All you need is a standard 120V wall outlet to plug it into.

If you plan to utilize Level 2 charging, you will need to purchase a Level 2 charging station and consult with a licensed electrician to power it. Level 2 units can be hardwired or plugged into a 240V outlet (also known as a dryer outlet). If you already have a 240V outlet where you park, installation may be simple. Before purchasing a charging system, we recommend consulting with a licensed electrician to confirm your electric capacity and to install the type of outlet needed for your desired charging system.