EV Level 2 Chargers from PEP Solar

Charge Forward Faster With Level 2 Charging

EV Charging Checklist:

1. Are you amped up (enough)?

   Your home likely uses 200 amps of current. Most EV chargers pull 50-60 amps of current. If the EV charger were the only item in the 200 amp load center you’d be fine. In reality, other appliances need amps, too. If your home has a 100-amp panel you likely need an upgrade to a 200-amp load before using your Level 2 EV charger. As licensed contractors, we can make it happen.



2. Is there physically enough space in your load center?

   A high-capacity panel won’t help you if every single circuit breaker is already fully utilized. PEP Solar can at a glance see if you have enough space.



3. Do you have a high enough voltage?

   Does the grid deliver the 240V of power you need for an EV charger? This is almost always a given. The answer is most likely “yes.” Virtually all homes in the US are fed 240V to the home. The reason most outlets are 120V is that they’re only wired to one-half side of the 240V service since most appliances only call for 120V.

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