Resources & FAQ

Electric vehicle (EV) charging refers to the process of replenishing the battery of an electric vehicle. This can be done through various charging stations that supply electricity. Understanding the types of chargers available is essential for efficient usage.

Rebates for EV charging installations can significantly reduce upfront costs. They vary by location and program, often requiring specific documentation. Check local government resources for detailed information on available rebates.

Charging as a Service (CaaS) is a model that provides EV charging solutions without the need for upfront investment. It allows businesses to access charging infrastructure while paying a subscription fee. This approach simplifies the transition to electric vehicle support.

Level 2 chargers are designed for faster charging compared to standard outlets. They typically operate at 240 volts and can recharge an EV in a few hours. These chargers are ideal for home and commercial installations.

Yes, charging stations are designed with safety in mind and meet rigorous industry standards. They include features such as overcurrent protection and automatic shutoff. Regular maintenance ensures they remain safe for users.