In the past, a nonexistent charging infrastructure meant limited range and mileage, but as charging stations are more prevalent locally and nationally, owning and driving an electric car has become more practical. If you are considering an EV, part of that purchase will need to including a home charging station.
The first step is identifying and purchasing the compatible Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE).
The EVSE is the charging terminal, or the “plug” that delivers power to the car to charge it while it is parked at your home.
The make and model of the vehicle you own and its battery cell system will determine the type and power rating of the EVSE you need.
The second component for home EV charging is an independent circuit to deliver power to your charging equipment. This typically involves running a power supply cable from your home’s master breaker panel to a power outlet where your EVSE will be mounted.
With the unstable price of gasoline, driving an EV is a good way to remain unaffected by rising gas prices. Its also a good way to raise your homes value and lower your family’s carbon footprint while saving money.
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