Level 2 EV charging stations are the most common and cost-effective solution for workplaces, public sites, fleets, and multifamily buildings. They offer fast, flexible charging and are compatible with all modern electric vehicles.
Level 2 EV chargers use 208–240V power to charge electric vehicles significantly faster than a standard outlet. They’re ideal for locations where drivers park for more than 30 minutes, and are a great fit for:
Workplaces
Retail and hospitality lots
Schools and municipal buildings
Multifamily properties
Fleet depots and loading areas
Level 2 chargers can be:
Pedestal-mounted or wall-mounted
Single or dual-port
Networked or non-networked
Equipped with payment processing, user access controls, and data tracking
All Level 2 chargers use a universal J1772 connector (compatible with every EV except Tesla, which can use an adapter).
Key Benefits:
Compatible with all electric vehicles
Affordable and widely incentivized
Fast enough for daily workplace or public charging
Easier installation than DC Fast Charging
Supports user access, billing, and energy data tracking
Enables demand response and load balancing
Works well for overnight fleet charging and employee parking
Level 2 chargers typically deliver between 16 and 80 amps, depending on the model and power availability at your site.
Here’s what that means in practical terms:
A 32-amp charger delivers about 7.7 kW—adding ~25 miles of range per hour
A 48-amp charger delivers 11.5 kW—adding ~35 miles/hour
An 80-amp charger delivers the max 19.2 kW—adding up to ~50–60 miles/hour
Choosing the right amp level depends on:
How long vehicles dwell at the site
How many ports you need in parallel
Available panel capacity and infrastructure cost
Whether smart power management is used to share loads
We help design systems that match performance goals while qualifying for the best incentives.
Workplaces, multifamily properties, schools, government buildings, retail lots, healthcare campuses, and fleet depots—anywhere drivers dwell for 1+ hours.
Site Evaluation – Assess parking layout, electrical capacity, and traffic flow
Rebate Pre-Approval – Identify incentive eligibility before build
Equipment Selection – Choose the best combination of amps, ports, and software
Site Prep – Trenching, conduit, panel upgrades, bollards, striping, signage
Commissioning – Set up charger software, network, user access, and load management
Support Options – Optional remote monitoring, maintenance, and uptime assurance
Level 2 chargers are flexible, scalable, and widely supported by rebates and tax credits. Let’s evaluate your site and design a system that meets your goals and budget.
