Electric car home-charger options
Submitted by Greg on Tue, 10/18/2011 - 09:48
If you buy your car home charger through Nissan's program, you must use one of their installers. Their minimum price with installation is around $2500, which can be excessive if you only need a little bit of electrical work done.
Another option would be to buy your own home car charger from Leviton:
http://store.leviton.com/dp/B004G6ZSZG
With this unit, all you need to do is have an electrician install a standard 240V outlet, which is likely to cost you a lot less than $1500 if your charger location is close to your electric meter.
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