#1 Electric Vehicle Charging Outlet / Charger Installer In The Triangle Area

NC EV Charger Pros specializes in EV level 2 charging outlet & EV Charger installations for residential properties!

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NC EV Charger Pros knows that going electric is a big decision, especially when it comes to how you will charge the electric vehicle from your home. We want to make that journey as easy as possible for every one.

Before or after you've decided to purchase your electric vehicle, NC EV Charger Pros is there to help get you charging ready. Our professionals will help design the perfect solution for your needs.

Our team is here to help guide you through the consultation phase where we'll figure out the ins and outs of your project details. Once we've landed on the perfect solution for your EV charging needs then we'll finalize those with electrical and construction designs for your approval. Once approved, we'll take care of the permitting, installation and inspections. It couldn't be easier to get your electric vehicle charging.. Fast!

When we come to your home we'll have on uniforms and be equipped to do a meticulous job. We'll also help save you money by recommending an energy-saving solution that meets your needs.

Customers often choose us because:

We guarantee satisfaction with the results, parts, and workmanship.
All of our employees are licensed and fully background checked.
EV Outlet Pros is Licensed, Bonded and Insured.

NC EV Charger Pros is focused on making each customer's property a safe dwelling. That's why you can rest assured that the job will be done right the first time if you hire EV Outlet Pros.

What is needed to charge your EV?

LEVEL 1 CHARGING

To start off, level 1 charging (L1) is the slowest form of charging and is done from a standard wall outlet (110 or 120 volts), the same kind of outlet you’d charge your phone with. L1 charging, generally speaking, adds 3–5 miles of driving range every 1 hour of charging. To put this into perspective, it would take approximately 3 days to fully charge a Tesla Model 3. This is the biggest appeal of a Level 1 charging system: you don’t have to deal with any extra costs associated with an installation, and you can set the entire charging system up without a professional.

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LEVEL 2 CHARGING

Level 2 charging (L2) is where you want to be for at home charging. Level 2 is done at home with an electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE), also known as an EV charging station. You’ll need a bigger power source, usually a NEMA 10-30, 14-30, or 14-50 outlet, a larger outlet you’d plug a dryer or other large home appliance into. Level 2 charging usually adds 15–25 miles of range per hour of charging, and it is the go-to method for homeowners.