EV Chargers in Milford, CT
Electric Vehicle Charging Installation in Fairfield & New Haven Counties
Electric vehicle ownership requires reliable home charging to be practical for most people. While public charging networks continue to expand, home charging offers unmatched convenience and significantly lower costs for your daily driving needs.
Connecticut Air Systems installs EV chargers throughout Milford and Fairfield County. We can evaluate your electrical service capacity, recommend appropriate charging equipment for your vehicle and driving patterns, and complete the entire installation from your electrical panel to the charging station in your garage or driveway.
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Understanding EV Charging Options
Level 1 charging uses the standard 120-volt outlets already throughout your home, but it only adds about 3-5 miles of range per hour of charging. This works if you drive very little or own a plug-in hybrid with a small battery, but most full EV owners find Level 1 charging frustratingly inadequate for daily use. You'd need to plug in for 20 hours to recover from a 100-mile drive.
Level 2 charging operates at 240 volts, similar to your electric dryer or range. Charging rates range from 12 to 80 amps, depending on the charger and your vehicle's charging capacity, adding 10 to 60 miles of range per hour. Most home installations use 30-40 amp chargers that provide 25-30 miles per hour, which is more than sufficient for overnight charging. Even if you drive 200 miles in a day, an 8-hour overnight charge completely replenishes your battery.
DC fast charging operates at much higher voltages and adds hundreds of miles per hour, but these commercial charging stations aren't practical for home installation due to power requirements and costs that run into tens of thousands of dollars.
EV Charger Installation Requirements & Process
EV chargers need dedicated 240-volt circuits sized appropriately for safe operation. Electrical code requires circuits rated at 125% of the charger's capacity, so a 40-amp charger actually needs a 50-amp circuit. While on the project, we handle all the details, including proper wire sizing, conduit installation, and breaker selection, based on your specific charger and the distance we need to run the circuit.
Your home's electrical service capacity plays a significant role in charger installation. Homes still operating on 100-amp service may need upgrades to accommodate EV charging alongside other electrical loads safely. Load management systems offer an alternative in some cases, monitoring your home's total electrical demand and adjusting charging current automatically to prevent overloading your service without requiring expensive panel upgrades.
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