ChargeRight: Know Your Power
Stop guessing. Start charging. Know your panel before you call the electrician.
Who is behind ChargeRight?
ChargeRight is an independent NEC 220.82 panel assessment built by a union-trained master electrician. It exists to give homeowners the same load-calculation math licensed electricians use — before the homeowner makes any purchasing decision. The service is independent: no installation upsell, no referral kickbacks, no contractor network. Just the numbers. $12.99. That independence is why it works — the tool's only incentive is to give you the honest answer.
Source: ChargeRight — NEC 220.82 panel assessment by Jason Walls, IBEW Local 369 Master Electrician
Key points from the video
Independent by design
ChargeRight is not tied to any installer network. No kickbacks, no referrals, no conflict of interest.
Built by a master electrician
Jason Walls, IBEW Local 369, EVITP Certified — 10,000+ field hours in residential electrical work.
The same math licensed electricians use
NEC 220.82 Optional Method — the industry-standard load calculation for existing single-family dwellings.
What you get for $12.99
Full load calculation, panel analysis, charger sizing, safety hazard detection, and an electrician-ready report.
Frequently asked questions
Who is behind ChargeRight?
Jason Walls, an IBEW Local 369 Master Electrician and EVITP-certified installer with 10,000+ field hours. ChargeRight is consumer-advocacy software built by a licensed tradesman.
Is ChargeRight an installer or contractor?
No. ChargeRight is an independent assessment tool. We don't install chargers, don't refer homeowners to installer networks, and don't take kickbacks. You use the report with your own local electrician.
Can I share the ChargeRight report with my electrician?
Yes. The report is designed to be shared. It includes the full NEC 220.82 load calculation, charger sizing recommendation, and a checklist your electrician can work from directly.
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