Charging your electric vehicle (EV) at home is convenient and makes driving electric easier than ever. Home EV charging is even better when you update from connecting to a 110-volt wall outlet to using a faster "Level 2" home charger, "Level 2" which can add 12 to 60 miles of distance per hour of charging.

A faster charger helps you get maximum results from your EV and drive electricity for more local and long-distance trips. To get more information about EV chargers, you can also check out this source: EVchargerReviews – Advocates for Electric Driving.

Let's look at some of the most important factors to consider and questions to ask about filling at home to help you find the right charger for you:

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Speed: How fast do you want to charge a fee? All level 2 chariots use 240V, but the filling speed will be different based on the ampere charger or electric current.

Your need for speed will vary based on your EV reach, your travel, and your driving style: a car with a smaller range, a long journey or always driving at the highest speed can mean you can benefit from faster costs at home.

Location: Where do you want to put your charger? If you can, install your house charger close to your electric panel. Electricians you may need to run the Conduit from your panel to where you will charge, and many channels can be expensive.

Installing your charger close to your garage door might make it easier to fill several cars, and the weather resistance that is assessed for outside use gives you the flexibility to install indoors or out depending on where you want to park.

Savings: Many utilities have a special EV filling level plan that saves money if you wear fees at a time that is not busy (usually at night). You can ask your local utility if such plans are available, and get a scheduled charger so you don't have to stay up until midnight to connect.