Installing a home EV charger can be as simple as operating a mobile phone. Sounds easy? Well, in this article, we’ll provide in-depth details on EV charger installation, the costs involved, and whether connecting it to your PV system can help save money.
EV Charger Installation Process: A Detailed Guide
- Consultation & Assessment
If you’re planning to install an electric vehicle charger at any property—whether at home for personal use or for commercial purposes—it is crucial to seek proper consultation and assessment from experienced sellers. They can guide you on technical aspects such as its the features, compatibility with specific vehicle types, overall charging capacity, and even potential obstacles. - Choosing the Right Charger
Some EV chargers, like Solax Smart EV Chargers, specialize in utilizing green energy generated by solar systems. Many homeowners who have installed solar panels prefer EV chargers that are compatible with 100% solar-generated electricity from their PV modules.
Cost of EV Chargers
At Arise Solar, we offer one of the most affordable and reliable Electric Vehicle chargers to help users save more in the long run. The SolaX Smart Home Charger is compatible with all electric vehicles, regardless of brand or model. Its intelligent and selectable function modes allow customers to maximize the use of solar power in their homes.
The cost of an EV charger typically depends on its size. For example, Solax Smart EV Chargers with capacities ranging from 7.2 kW to 22 kW* are priced between $1,900* and $2,500* (excluding GST). However, prices may vary based on market conditions.
Installation Guidelines
- Compliance: Ensure the installation complies with Australian and New Zealand wiring rules.
- Licensing: Always hire a licensed electrician for the installation.
- Equipment: Essential equipment includes the correct cable, a circuit breaker, and an RCD (Residual Current Device).
- Connection: Connect the charger to the main power supply or your solar inverter.
(Note: If you lack the expertise to install an EV charger, it’s essential to hire a professional to ensure safety and avoid potential hazards.)
Does connecting an EV charger to your PV system help save money?
Yes, connecting an EV charger to your PV system can help save money. By utilizing the electricity generated by your solar panels, you reduce your dependence on grid electricity, which often comes with higher costs. This means you can charge your Electric Vehicle using free, renewable energy, especially during peak sunlight hours. Over time, this setup significantly lowers your energy bills and maximizes the return on investment from both your solar system and EV charger.
Learn More About EV Charger: https://www.transport.nsw.gov.au/projects/electric-vehicles/charging-an-electric-vehicle
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