


A lot of EV owners are still relying on the standard 120V outlet that came with their car. It works - technically - but charging overnight just to get a partial charge gets old fast. A proper Level 2 home charger changes the whole experience.
Here's what we were working with: a garage setup that needed a dedicated circuit and a wall-mounted charger positioned right where the car parks. We installed a Lectron Level 2 charger with a dedicated outlet and a cable management bracket to keep everything clean and off the floor. No tangled cords, no guessing if the plug is seated right - just pull in, plug in, and wake up to a full battery.
The cable management bracket is one of those small details that makes a big difference day-to-day. The charging cable hangs neatly on the wall when it's not in use. It keeps the garage looking organized and protects the cable from getting damaged on the floor.
When we install EV chargers, we make sure the circuit is sized correctly for the charger and the home's panel. That's not something you want to cut corners on. A properly installed Level 2 charger is both a safety upgrade and a convenience upgrade - and it adds real value to the home.
If you've got an EV and you're still making do with a slow charge, a home charger installation is one of the best upgrades you can make. We handle the whole thing from panel to plug.