08/26/2026
A $2,000–$6,500 electrical upgrade can change the economics of home EV charging pretty quickly.
Schneider Electric just introduced an interesting workaround.
Its new 11.5 kW Schneider Charge monitors household demand and automatically adjusts EV charging to the power actually available.
NACS or J1772. Dynamic load management. OCPP connectivity.
This is where EV charging is headed: The charger is becoming an energy management system.
The people installing, commissioning and supporting this equipment will need to understand a lot more than the plug. The equipment is getting smarter.
The workforce has to keep up.