Electrical Vehicle (EV) Charger Installations

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Choose from chargers rated between 30 and 80 amps to meet your needs. Lower amperages (30-40A) are great for residential use, while higher capacities (70-80A) suit commercial properties and EVs with larger battery packs. 

Installing an EV charger comes with exciting opportunities for federal and state tax incentives, as well as utility company reimbursements. At Coastal Electric, we ensure all required permits are pulled and the installation meets the necessary guidelines to qualify for these benefits.

Our team stays up-to-date on the latest programs, including federal tax credits under the Inflation Reduction Act, New Jersey-specific EV incentives, and utility programs offered by companies like JCP&L. Proper documentation and compliance are essential for accessing these savings, and we handle the entire process to make it hassle-free for you.

 We ensure all chargers include Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) protection as required by the 2020 NEC. This critical safety feature prevents electrical shocks, especially in outdoor or wet locations. 

 Each Level 2 charger is installed on a dedicated 240V circuit to ensure consistent performance. We carefully size the wiring and breaker to match the charger’s amperage and your property’s layout. 

 Before installation, we perform a detailed load study to evaluate your electrical panel’s capacity. This ensures your system can handle the new load safely and complies with local codes in towns like Freehold, Red Bank, and Tinton Falls. 

 Every installation is performed in accordance with the 2020 National Electrical Code (NEC). From proper conductor sizing to ensuring weatherproofing for outdoor units, we make sure your system is fully compliant.