Use our EV charging installation cost estimation tool to see what your investment would look like.

Instructions:

Step 1: Select Your Chargers

Select the type of charger you want to install. The 11.5kW units are ideal for overnight charging and the 19.2kW are beneficial if you want to decrease the charging time or have a lot of daytime usage. We also recommend screens on public access chargers for user convenience.

Step 2: Select Your Mounting Options

Select how your chargers will be mounted. The chargers can be mounted on a wall or on a pedestal. There are two options on the pedestals, a single charge pedestal or a dual charger pedestal (one pedestal with 2 chargers placed between two parking stalls).

Step 3: Select Your Network and Access Control Option

This is how the chargers are managed and how fees are collected for use. The best choice depends on who will be using the chargers and how you want to collect payments. Semi-Private applications are locations where the same users will be using them over and over like workplaces, apartments, and similar use cases.

Step 4: Estimate Distance to Installation

Estimate the distance from your electrical panel to the location you want to install the chargers. We recommend keeping the distance as short as possible to manage costs.

Step 5: Select the Number of Charger 

Select the desired number of chargers you want to install.