I have more questions, can I contact EasyEV?
Yes, you can! Call 431 999 3279 or email connect@easyevinstall.ca to have a chat!
Read moreYes, you can! Call 431 999 3279 or email connect@easyevinstall.ca to have a chat!
Read moreGreat question, especially when most vehicles come with a regular 120v ‘house’ pulg-in. There are numerous reasons, but the number one reason is charge time. Having the ability to get a fast charge and larger capacity of energy (fuel) into your car in less amount of time means more freedom to live your life more securely and conveniently. …
Read moreEVSE stands for Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment. Contrary to what you think or heard, EVSE is not actually a “charger,” but rather electrical equipment that regulates the energy flowing to your car. Electric vehicles themselves come with the actual charging unit inside each car. …
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Read moreYes! All of our EasyEv installations are completed by a licensed electrician, with experience installing code-regulated electrical equipment for your application. This will give you piece of mind your installation was done correctly. …
Read moreYes, when installing or changing electrical components to your home or business, a permit is required. Work must be inspected by the City of Winnipeg permits office or, if you live outside of Winnipeg, Manitoba Hydro. …
Read moreYes, we do! That is one of the time-saving benefits of working with Manitoba’s first dedicated EVSE installation service! No need to worry!
Read moreWorking with our certified electricians, EasyEV will assess what will be needed to get you fast charging at home. Simply schedule an appointment and a representative will visit your home to determine if your current panel can support your vehicle’s charging needs. If you require additional electrical work to accommodate your charging needs, Ea …
Read moreThat means you have room for breaker suitable for your car’s needs and we will not have to upgrade the panel itself, getting you one step closer to your green goals!
Read moreThis is where it gets tricky, but we are to help you out. The installation of a larger panel will cost more, due to the work involved. This work will usually require new equipment and rewiring of the breakers. If this is the case, then you would have to ensure things are brought up to code. Not such a big deal on a newer home, but can become costly …
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