Option #3: Charge Two Teslas on One Outlet

For many people, charging overnight with the standard 3-prong outlet charger, or level 1 charger, is sufficient. However, if you often find yourself needing to charge your car halfway through the day, installing an ev charging station , or level 2 charger, is a good option. The level 2 charger will fully charge your car within three hours, making it similar to a level 3 charging station found at public charging stations. When we install a level 2 charging station, our electricians will inspect the equipment and ensure it can safely be secured and installed. The level 2 charger does not plug into a standard 3-prong outlet, so you’ll need a dedicated nema 14-50 outlet. Option #4: Install Tesla Charger in Garage Installing a tesla charging station is a relatively complex process, so you should expect several days of work to get everything operational. This is because we’ll need to ensure all the proper wiring is in place to accommodate the charger before we can install it. Typically, this process can take a day or two, depending on the configuration of your garage and how easy it is to access your electrical system. Once the wiring is installed,