The Tesla J1772 Wall Connector allows non-Tesla electric vehicles convenient at-home charging…indoors or outdoors. Compatible with most North American electric vehicles. Davis Electric always recommends verifiying if your vehicle is compatible with any charging station of choice prior to installation.   

It can also power-share to maximize existing electrical capacity, automatically distributing power and allowing you to charge multiple vehicles simultaneously.

If you drove your EV 1,000 miles per month, you’d require at least 250 kWh of home electricity consumption. In June 2022, the Texas Average Price of Electricity for Residential Property was 13.5 cents per kWh—approximately $32.50 per month to charge an electric car at home.

A typical EV owner saves on average $800-1,000 annually charging their vehicle at home versus the fueling costs of an equivalent gasoline-powered car (Consumer Reports, EVs Offer Big Savings Over Traditional Gas-Powered Cars, October 2020).

Yes! Add property value, avoid outlet wear-and-tear and prevent dangerous fire hazards with a properly installed Dryer Outlet Splitter. Our primary concern is always overall client and property safety. Davis Electric does not recommend multi-plug power adapters for high-voltage outlets. The average cost of breaker box replacement or repair due to overloaded circuit damage ranges from $1,400-4,500.

Your EV charger cord is too short? No problem. Davis Electric can install a new 240V Outlet indoors or outdoors.

Do you have two EVs, a washer, and a dryer? A new dedicated 240V Outlet specifically for EV Charger usage can offer: maximized fire protection, convenient outlet placement and proper use of a high-quality 240V Smart Splitter.

We offer indoor/outdoor electrical solutions for all manufacturers including Audi, BMW, Ford, GMC, Hyundai, Jaguar, Kia, Lucid, Mazda, Mercedes, Mini, Nissan, Polestar, Porsche, Rivian, Tesla, Volkswagen, and Volvo.

If your brand isn’t on the brand list, give us a call at 512-433-0394 and inquiry. We’d be happy to help.

Yes. Davis Electric can install a new 240V Outlet indoors and outdoors. We always recommend Indoor Installation due to the encouraged protection of your vehicle, outdoor pets, people, and from typical Texas weather conditions.

We are always happy to recommend the best weatherproofing equipment to prolong the life of your charger and help prevent hazards caused by water and sun exposure.

It’s very common to confuse a Tesla Wall Connector (Level 2, for home property usage) with a Tesla Supercharger (Level 3). Level 3 charging stations, or DC Fast Chargers, are primarily for commercial and industrial settings. Level 3 chargers, often seen at shopping center parking lots, are very expensive and require specialized, powerful equipment to operate. To add, EV batteries are similar to cell phone batteries. Superchargers are not intended for daily use—as superchargers bill at a higher rate and decrease overall battery life.

For highest home convenience, Davis Electric recommends installing a Tesla Wall Connector (Level 2).

Yes….using an NEMA 5-15 adapter for a 120 volt outlet. However, be prepared to wait 20-40 hours for a full battery charge.

For most convenience, Davis Electric recommends installing a Tesla Wall Connector (Level 2). An AC Level 2 charger offers the typical EV approximately 8-12 hours for a full battery charge.

No. Whether a ‘1’, ‘2’ or ‘3’ charging device category………the “Level” and “Type” label are the same.

Level 1 is common for American vehicles and requires a normal 120-volt outlet. From empty, Level 1 chargers can take 40-50 hours to fully charge an all-electric vehicle and 5-6 hours for a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle.

Level 2 is standard for European and Asian vehicles (2018-Current) and requires a higher-output 240-volt outlet. Level 2 chargers can charge an all-electric vehicle in 4-10 hours and a Hybrid in 1-2 hours.