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Preferred Charging Station (Grizzl E)Not SureTESLA Wall Connector240v Plug Included With InstallGrizzl EOther

If your vehicle does not include a charging station, we strongly recommend purchasing one. This is a safety and charging issue. The Charger eliminates Power being in the charging cord when not attached to EV. This is a lot of power in a loose cord in a Garage or Outside a Garage. Secondly, the Charger can maximize your charge rate and ensure proper amount of power is delivered as needed. Thirdly, many are Wi fi enabled to allow you adjust charger to times when electricity is cheapest (depending on where you live, but later is usually cheaper). Forth, they look pretty cool  .

Ok so we suggest you Buy a Grizzl E charging unit Minimum 40-amp 10 KW. (Add link to our store) This will work with any vehicle but Tesla. (if your EV comes with a 240 V Charger with it then just click not required or Tesla when this question comes up on Quote).

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Home DescriptionPlease SelectSingle Family Bungalow Detached GarageSingle Family 2 Storey Detached GarageSingle Family Home Bungalow Attached GarageSingle Family 2 Storey Home Attached GarageDuplex or Multiplex AOther

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Basement?Please SelectYes, the electrical panel shares a wall or is within 3 metres and unfinished ceiling for easy wiringYes, but electrical panel is not close to garage , does not share a common wall and ceiling is finishedYes, basement is partially finished but will not affect installation of wires (no fishing of wires required)No, basement is not finishedOther

If you can please take as many pictures as you like. Important pictures are Your Electrical Panel (most likely in Lower Level or Basement), any Rooms (rooms like a Family Room or Bedroom we may need to run wiring thru) between your panel and Charging Location (most likely Garage is where Charger is Going). PLEASE ADD PICTURESOF LOWER LEVEL OR BASEMENT AT THE END OF QUOTE IF YOU WANT

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This information is needed to determine available Electrical Load ensuring the charger does not overload your electrical system.

Again, Your Service Load and Electrical panel Load were never calculated to add an EV charging system that can require up to 50-60 % of your available Power.

So please include any other 240 V Electrical Devices in your home (Electric Oven, Electric Stove Top, Hot Tub, Electric Sauna, Welding Plug, Air Conditioners, Swimming Pool Pumps, Space Heaters, or other devices.

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PoolPlease SelectYesNoOther

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This will usually be printed on the main breaker in the electrical panel. If unknown, please email a high-resolution picture of the electrical panel60A100A125A150A200A

30AMP BREAKER (this is least expensive option charge rate will be appx. 5-6 KW or23 km per hour)40 AMP BREAKER (this size breaker will overload panel you very likely (80%) will need a load management system or a panel upgrade to pass electrical code and suffice insurance fire requirements) (charge rate appx 7-8 KW or35 km per hour)50 AMP BREAKER (this size breaker will overload panel you very likely (95%) will need a load management system or a panel upgrade to pass electrical code and suffice insurance fire requirements) (charge rate appx 9-11 KW or 45 km per hour)60 AMP BREAKER (this size breaker will overload panel you very likely (99%) will need a load management system or a panel upgrade to pass electrical code and suffice insurance fire requirements) (charge rate appx 11-12 KW or 60 km per hour)100 AMP BREAKER (this size breaker will overload panel (100%)you will need a panel upgrade to pass electrical code and suffice insurance fire requirements) (charge rate will be appx 21-22KW or 120 Km per hour) This is incredibly fast and expensive but possible. Approx. cost $ start at $10000 -$20000. This is Commercial grade available to some Residential Homes.

Call Us toll free at (1 877 353 0367) or Email info@staging.traditionalelectric.ca with any Questions at all. We also do on site quotes if you would like.

Take a photo standing far enough outside your home to capture the entire front of the home. This helps us to determine the home-to-garage layout.

Take a photo of your garage from far enough away that we can determine its placement in relation to your home.

Stand outside your garage with the doors open and take a photo of the entire garage interior. This helps us determine how wiring can be routed.

Take a photo of your main electrical panel standing far enough away that we can see its placement in relation to the rest of your home. Your main electrical panel is USUALLY IN LOWER LEVL or next to your electric meter. Your Electrical Panel may be inside your Home and your Electrical Meter Outside. If Panel is inside Just take a picture of Electric Meter Outside and One Close Up of Your Open Electric Panel Inside in Next Photograph.

Open your main electrical panel door and take a photo that includes all the breakers and labels. (Please verify that all numbers on breakers can be seen in photo)

Take a photo of your sub-panel standing far enough away that we can see its placement in relation to the rest of your garage or home. Your electrical sub-panel is often smaller and located inside your garage or home.

Open your electrical sub-panel door and take a photo that includes all the breakers and labels.

Take a photo or video of where you think your home charging station should be placed.

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