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Level 1 & 2 EV charging station installations

Top-Rated Home EV Charging Station Installation in SE Wisconsin

Level 1 & 2 Charger Installer

Electric vehicles are increasingly becoming popular with commuters due to their luxury appeal and infrequent maintenance. It’s estimated over 95% of electric car users charge their vehicles at home. In many cases, using a conventional wall outlet is not recommended for safely charging your EV. Ideal Electric makes installing and operating a home charging station as easy as possible. Our technicians handle every home EV charger install with professionalism and safety.

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Benefits of Installing an EV Charger in Your Home

Installing an EV charger in your home is an investment with long-lasting benefits. Through increased convenience and cost savings that add up over time, having a way to charge your new source of transportation at home can help you maximize the benefits of zero-emission transportation. See more reasons why installing an EV charging station in your home is a worthy investment.

Why Choose Ideal Electric for Installing an EV Charger?

We make adding an electric car charger to your home as easy as possible. Every charger install comes with professionalism and a commitment to following electrical compliance and safety guidelines. Contact us for prompt service at a fair price.

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Licensed and experienced EV charger installer
Fast response time
Affordable price
BBB A+ accredited rating

Types of EV Charging Stations We Install

Level 1 (120 volts)

Level 1 EV charging involves charging your vehicle from a standard 120-volt household outlet. Charging a car from a standard outlet is the slowest option, only adding about 4 miles of range per hour. While level 1 charging might seem like the easiest option, there’s more you must consider, such as not overloading the outlet’s circuit. To confirm level 1 charging is possible in your situation without trouble, consult an electrician.

Level 2 (240 volts)

Level 2 EV charging involves charging your vehicle from a 240-volt home outlet. This upgrade is quickly becoming the most popular and effective method of charging your vehicle at home. Level 2 charging is up to 5 times more effective than level 1 charging, adding between 20-30 miles of range per hour. To use level 2 charging in your home, an electrician must install a 240-volt outlet in your place of charging and upgrade your home's electrical panel and surge protection if necessary for correct installation.

Types of Electric Vehicles We Work With

Tesla: Model S, Model X, Model 3, & Model Y
Chevrolet Bolt EV, Bolt EUV, Blazer EV, Equinox EV, Silverado EV
Nissan Leaf, ARIYA
BMW: i3, iX3, i4
Audi: e-tron, e-tron Sportback
Porsche: Taycan, Taycan Cross Turismo
Ford: Mustang Mach-E, F-150 Lighting, E-Transit Van, Escape Plug-In Hybrid, Maverick
Volkswagen: ID.4, ID.3
Hyundai: Kona Electric, Ioniq Electric
Kia: Niro EV, Soul EV
Mercedes-Benz: EQC, EQS
Rivian: R1T, R1S
Volvo: C40 Recharge, EM90, EX30, EX90, S60 Recharge, S90, V60 Recharge, XC60 Recharge, XC90 Recharge
& more

Where We Install EV Charging Units

Ideal Electric installs electric vehicle chargers in residential properties across Southeastern Wisconsin. Contact us about your specific project to get started.

Single-family homes
Apartments
Condominiums
Duplexes and triplexes
Co-operative apartments
Vacation homes

Contact Ideal Electric for the installation of an EV charging station in your Southeastern Wisconsin home.

Frequently Asked Questions on Home EV Charging Station Installation

Can any electrician install an EV charger?

Home EV charger installations are best left to electricians experienced in the installation. The electrician will ensure the charger hookup meets all national compliance and installation requirements laws. Not to mention many EV charging points require installation by a certified electrician to retain their warranty.

What is EVSE in EV charging?

EVSE stands for electric vehicle supply equipment. Also known as EV charging stations or electric recharging points, EVSEs supply electric energy for recharging electric vehicles.

Is it worth it to install a level 2 charger?

Level 2 home chargers are a worthy option for the average American commuter. With added convenience over level 1 charging, you can live with your electrical vehicle without sacrificing time and mobility in your everyday life. While level 2 EV chargers come with a price, the costs can often be offset over time due to the reduced maintenance costs of owning an electric vehicle.