EV charging engineering covering Level 2 and DCFC load management, panel upgrades, conduit routing, and utility coordination for residential and commercial sites.

How many EV chargers can my building support?

This depends on your existing electrical service and whether you implement load management. A 200A residential panel might support 2–4 Level 2 chargers directly, or 8–12 with dynamic load management. We analyze your specific capacity and recommend the optimal configuration.

Key Deliverables

• EV charging load analysis and demand management plan
• Electrical single-line diagram, P.Eng stamped
• Panel schedule and circuit design
• Conduit routing and site layout (AutoCAD)
• Load management system specification

What is the difference between Level 2 and DCFC?

Level 2 (208/240V AC) provides 7–19 kW and adds 30–80 km of range per hour, ideal for overnight or workplace charging. DCFC (480V DC) provides 50–350 kW and can charge 80% in 20–45 minutes, suited for public/highway locations and fleet depots.