This information is needed to determine Electrical Load ensuring the charger does not overload your electric system.
This information is needed to determine electrical load.
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.
Your main electrical panel is connected to your electric meter and is most often the larger of your electric panels. 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.
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)
Your electrical sub-panel is often smaller and located inside your garage or home. Take a photo of your sub-panel from far enough away that we can see its placement in relation to the rest of your garage or home.
Open your electrical sub-panel door and take a photo that includes all the breakers and labels.
