EV CHARGING
LIGHTHOUSE RESTORATION GROUP
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations?
Electrical service for EV charging refers to the installation of the necessary electrical infrastructure to support the charging of electric vehicles (EVs) at a specific location. This could be in a residential setting, commercial space, public parking lot, or any other location where EV charging is needed.
Assessment Planning
Determine the type of EV charging stations required, the number of charging points needed, and the power capacity required for each charging point. Consider the location of the charging stations and the expected charging demand.
Electrical Load Calculation
Calculate the total electrical load needed for all the charging stations. This involves considering the power rating of the charging stations (typically measured in kilowatts) and the expected number of simultaneous chargers in use.
Upgrading Electrical Infrastructure
Depending on the existing electrical setup, an upgrade to the electrical service might be necessary. This could involve upgrading the main electrical panel, adding dedicated circuits, or installing higher-capacity service lines.
Permitting and Compliance
Obtain any required permits and ensure compliance with local building codes, zoning regulations, and electrical standards for EV charging installations.
Installation of Charging Stations
We install the EV charging stations and connect them to the upgraded electrical service. Charging stations can vary in complexity and features, from basic Level 1 chargers that plug into standard outlets to higher-powered Level 2 chargers and fast DC charging stations.
Safety Measures
We implement safety measures like proper grounding, surge protection, and electrical safety mechanisms to protect both the charging equipment and users.
Monitoring and Maintenance
Set up monitoring systems to keep track of energy usage and the performance of the charging stations. Regular maintenance ensures the charging infrastructure remains in good working condition.
Contact Our Team?
It’s important to note that electrical service requirements can vary depending on the type of charging station and the power capacity needed. Level 1 charging usually requires a standard 120V household outlet, while Level 2 and DC fast chargers need higher voltage and current capabilities.
To ensure a safe and efficient EV charging installation, it’s recommended to work with a qualified electrician or an experienced EV charging station installation service provider. They can help design and implement the appropriate electrical service to meet your specific charging needs.
Call Lighthouse Restoration Group services at (773) 617-6308 – Mariusz R. or (708) 362-9610 – Vlad B. or request a service via our contact form or via our email with any questions about EV Charging Station installation for your home.