Installing an electric vehicle (EV) charger involves electrical wiring and should be done by a licensed electrician to ensure safety and compliance with local electrical codes. Our professional technicians provide guidance specific to your situation. Here’s a basic outline of the steps involved in wiring an EV charger:

1. Choose a suitable location for the EV charger installation. Consider factors like proximity to the electrical panel, available space, and accessibility for your vehicle.

2. Verify that your electrical panel has sufficient capacity to handle the additional load of the EV charger. This may require upgrading your electrical service or adding a dedicated circuit if necessary.

3. Check with your local building department to determine if permits are required for installing an EV charger. If needed, acquire the necessary permits before proceeding.

4. Gather equipment: Purchase the appropriate EV charger unit, electrical wiring, conduit, breaker, and any other materials required for the installation. Ensure that the charger is compatible with your vehicle.

5. Electrical wiring with appropriate conduit is required from the electrical panel to the location of the EV charger. Our technician will properly size the charger’s electrical requirements for proper wiring,

6. Our technician will also install a dedicated circuit breaker in the electrical panel to supply power to the EV charger, and make the necessary electrical connections between the breaker, wiring, and charger unit following the manufacturer’s instructions.

7. Proper grounding for the charger unit will also be done to ensure that all electrical connections are securely bonded. This helps protect against electrical faults and ensures safe operation.

8. The EV charger unit will be installed  on a suitable wall or pedestal, following the manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring that it is securely mounted and properly positioned for ease of use.

9. Once the wiring is complete, all connections will be double-checked, any loose fittings tightened, to ensure that the charger is securely mounted. Finally, our technician will turn the power back on and test the charger to verify its functionality.

This is a general outline, and the specific steps may vary depending on the charger model and local electrical codes.