What to know before installing an EV Charger at home
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What to know before installing an EV Charger at home
- Your home must have enough electrical capacity. 220V or 380V is recommended, depending on the size of the charger
- DC Fast Charger (fast charging) – uses more power, suited to charging stations
- It should be close to the parking space, protected from sun and rain, and well ventilated
- The wiring must be able to handle the charger's power, with protection against power surges and short circuits
- Meets safety standards
- Automatic power cut-off when fully charged
- Supports connection via an app
Install it correctly, use it safely and charge your EV with peace of mind!
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Which charger can your home take?
The right charger depends on your meter size, your existing electrical panel and the distance from the panel to your parking spot — not just your car model. Send photos of your panel and parking spot on LINE and our team will give you a first assessment, or see the four installation options and their pros and cons on our installation service page.