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Improper EV home charging can overload circuits and cause fires – Ing. Ato Roberts
He has therefore urged EV owners who intend to charge their vehicles at home to use electricians certified by the Energy Commission and ensure that the charging system is properly wired into the home’s electrical panel.
Roberts, one of the key safety requirements is that the charging point must be connected directly to an appropriate breaker in the home’s electrical panel.
So, if you want to do charging at home, you need to ensure that whoever is going to do it has been certified by the Energy Commission,” Ing.
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