Can your electrical panel handle an EV charger?
Find out in minutes with the same load calculation licensed electricians use (NEC 220.83(A) for an existing home adding a charger, with NEC 220.82 shown alongside), built by a Master Electrician.
- Pick your car
- Snap your panel
- Get a professional report
$49.99 one-time · 30-day money-back · electricians charge $150 to $300 for this calc
- Built by a Master Electrician
- NEC Article 220 residential load calculation
- EVITP certified (EV Infrastructure Training Program)
- No upsell, ever. No referral fees
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How it works
- 01
01Pick your car
Start with your EV. Its charger sets the load the math has to test.
- 02
02Snap your panel
Answer a few questions about your home. Add panel photos if you want the AI to read the details for you.
- 03
03Get your report
A plain-English verdict, the exact circuit size your car needs, and the full NEC Article 220 math. PDF included.
- Done in minutes
- AI-assisted photo analysis
- NEC Article 220 calculation
- Private. Photos are used only to analyze your panel
- 30-day money-back guarantee
What the $49.99 buys
One price, the whole answer. No subscription, no upsell:
- A plain-English verdict: can your panel take the charger, yes or no
- The full NEC Article 220 load report with every number behind it
- The exact circuit size your car needs
- A PDF ready to hand your electrician
$49.99 here|$150 to $300 on a service call|typically $2,000 to $4,500 if you get talked into the upgrade
Jason Walls, Master Electrician. The same calc I run on a service call. My story|The method
Good news
Yes. Your panel can charge your EV.
- General lighting
- Kitchen circuits
- Bathroom circuits
- Laundry
- EV charger
- The full NEC Article 220 math
~80%of homes with 200-amp service already have the capacity for a Level 2 charger, per the founder's field experience and NEC Article 220 modeling.
The NEC Article 220 math gives your home credit for how it actually runs, not the worst case your breaker ratings suggest. Like a CarFax for your electrical panel: know its true capacity before anyone bids an upgrade. Why upgrade quotes go wrong|How ChargeRight compares
Estimate based on the founder's field experience and NEC Article 220 modeling of typical home profiles. Your home's answer comes from your numbers.
Straight answers
Do I need a panel upgrade for an EV charger?
Most homes do not. The NEC optional load calculations - 220.83(A) for an existing home adding a charger, 220.82 for new construction or a full service change - give credit for how your home actually runs, and a lot of panels have more room than the fast quote assumes. The check tells you whether yours does.
What do I receive with the assessment?
A plain-English verdict on whether your panel can take the charger, the exact circuit size your car needs, and the full NEC Article 220 load report with every number behind it - ready to hand your electrician. PDF included.
Is this NEC compliant?
The report runs the NEC Article 220 optional load calculation that fits your situation: 220.83(A), the section written for an existing home adding a load, for most homeowners, and 220.82 for new construction or a full service change. Either way it is the same math a licensed electrician puts on a permit drawing, and the report names the section that produced your verdict. It is a pre-assessment, not a permit or a final electrical design.
Is ChargeRight an electrical contractor or electrician service?
No. I do not bid, schedule, or sell installs, and no contractor pays to be recommended. This is the math, not a sales funnel. No upsell, ever.
How much does ChargeRight cost compared to an electrician?
The assessment is $49.99. The same calculation done in person typically runs $150 to $300 as a service call.
Will my house handle a Level 2 charger?
That is exactly the question the check answers. Pick your car, answer the panel questions, and you get an honest yes or no - with the numbers to back it.
Know before you spend thousands.
Get your panel assessment in minutes, before anyone bids an upgrade.
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