
Electrical Panel Assessment for EV Charger Installation
Depending on the electrical capacity of your home and the requirements of the EV charger, you may need to upgrade your electrical panel to accommodate the additional load.
Home EV chargers generally require between 32 and 40 amps to facilitate efficient charging. While using a standard 120-volt outlet can consume up to 4,800 watts, switching to a 240-volt outlet greatly enhances the charging speed of your vehicle. To determine if your electrical system can support an EV charger, it’s essential to consult a certified electrician from Castle Electrical, who will assess your wiring and infrastructure and recommend any needed upgrades for safe and effective charging.
Castle Electrical & Lighting can assess your electrical panel and provide recommendations for any necessary upgrades to support safe and efficient operation of your EV charger.

What Are the Benefits of a Tesla Wall Connector?
Certified Tesla Wall Connector Installers in Scottsdale, AZ
With Wi-Fi connectivity, multi-vehicle charging capabilities, access control features, and other great features, Wall Connector offers Tesla drivers an unparalleled charging experience, one that we’re proud to bring to our customers.
Wall Connector is compatible with:
It is capable of an output of up to 11.5 kW / 48 amp and can provide up to 44 miles of range per hour of charge. Wall Charger is also compatible with most household electrical systems, and its power levels can be customized to fit your circuit breaker or panel.
Castle Electrical & Lighting is officially trained and certified to install Tesla car charging products, including Wall Connector. Wall Connector represents the peak of Tesla’s EV charging technology.