The electric automotive is here, and it's flourishing. You've got an EV and are ready to get on the road. After a long day, you arrive home, and there's no way to charge your EV. We understand Grand Rapids drivers' frustration, not knowing, or understanding what qualifies them for an at-home charger. Let's talk about the qualifications and requirements for a Home Charger, as well as the incentives that come along with it.
Charging Requirements for EV Drivers in Wyoming, MI
The most common charger used in Holland homes is a level 2 charger. With this charger, nearly every electric vehicle can fully charge overnight. However, your home must meet the National Electrical Code requirement, which is having an electric circuit to output 25% more total amps than the output of your charger. Level 2 chargers have an output of 40 amps, so Allendale drivers will need a circuit breaker that can withstand at least 50 total amps.
Incentives of At-Home Charging in Grandville
Having your own charger is great, but what perks come with owning a level 2 charger? Multiple incentives come with owning an at-home charger, and we'll tell you what they are. EV owners/leasers can receive $500 off their level 2 charger installation cost, and up to $120 in incentives. Once your charger is installed, you can apply for the PowerMIDrive™ Smart Charging Incentive, which allows you to earn $10 monthly for 12 months when you charge your EV overnight and on the weekend.
Get Your At-Home Charger Today
Having an EV without an at-home charger can be difficult. You're never sure when you'll get to another charging station, and you're worried about running out of electricity. At Betten Imports, we understand the concerns and recommend getting your at-home charger whenever you're ready. It's nice being fully charged every morning, and the incentives are a good bonus too.
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