Level 2 EV Charger Installation in Charlotte, NC with Duke Rebate completed by Touchstone Electric
Completed Project

Level 2 EV Charger Installation in Charlotte, NC with Duke Rebate

EV Charging completed by Touchstone Electric in Charlotte.

CharlotteCompleted: July 9, 2025
Service TypeEV Charging
Project TypeLevel 2 EV Charger Installation
Work StandardCode compliant
Performed ByLicensed electricians
Call 855-502-2244

Project overview: Level 2 EV charger installation in Charlotte, NC

Touchstone Electric’s Charlotte branch completed a turnkey Level 2 EV charger installation for Duke Energy - Allumia in Charlotte, NC. Led by technician Mark Viktorovich, this project was finished on July 9, 2025 and included a new dedicated 240V circuit, a 40A breaker, and clean, code-compliant conductor routing to support a customer-supplied Level 2 EV charger.

From permitting to final testing, our team handled every step to ensure safe, reliable charging at home while helping the customer take advantage of the Duke Energy EV Charger Rebate.

Permits and Duke Energy rebate handled for you

Our licensed electricians secured the required Duke Energy permit and completed the rebate documentation so the homeowner could receive the available incentive without the paperwork hassle. We coordinated the utility requirements and ensured the installation met current code and program guidelines—so the customer could plug in with confidence and savings.

If you live in the Charlotte area, our team can manage the same start-to-finish process for your Level 2 charger, including permit coordination and rebate support where available.

What we installed

  • Dedicated 240V circuit designed for the Level 2 EV charger’s continuous load.
  • New 40A breaker in the main electrical panel, sized to the charger and compliant with manufacturer specs and NEC requirements.
  • THHN #8 conductors pulled in 1-inch PVC conduit for a durable, tidy run with proper fittings, connectors, and supports.
  • NM-B 8/3 cable used as needed to transition neatly through finished areas.
  • Charger connection per manufacturer instructions (hardwired or receptacle-based as specified), with torque-verified terminations.
  • Labeling and testing of the new circuit, including verification of voltage, polarity, and protective device operation.

This combination of properly sized conductors, protective devices, and careful routing helps ensure dependable daily charging and long component life.

Why Charlotte homeowners choose Touchstone Electric

  • Local expertise: Our Charlotte team installs Level 2 EV chargers across the city and surrounding communities with a focus on safety and clean workmanship.
  • Code and manufacturer compliant: We size conductors, conduit, and breakers to NEC standards and the charger’s specifications.
  • Utility program know-how: We streamline Duke Energy permit coordination and rebate submissions to help maximize your incentives.
  • Future-ready solutions: We plan circuits with room for future upgrades when possible and ensure labeling for easy serviceability.

Benefits of a Level 2 EV charger at home

  • Faster charging: Level 2 charging dramatically reduces charge time compared to a standard 120V outlet.
  • Convenience and reliability: Wake up to a full battery without relying on public charging availability.
  • Safe, dedicated circuit: A properly installed 240V circuit with the right breaker and wiring protects your charger and your home.
  • Utility rebates: Programs like the Duke Energy EV Charger Rebate can lower your overall project cost.

Serving Charlotte, NC with professional EV charging installs

Whether you are upgrading to a Level 2 charger or adding your first EV circuit, Touchstone Electric brings the same attention to detail seen on this Charlotte project for Duke Energy - Allumia. We provide clear recommendations, secure required permits, and complete neat, code-compliant installations that are ready for everyday use.

Planning a Level 2 EV charger in the Charlotte area? Contact Touchstone Electric to schedule your on-site assessment, discuss panel capacity and circuit options, and learn how current rebates may apply to your home.