OneCore Electric provides complete installation services for electric vehicle (EV) charging stations across residential, commercial, and multi-family properties. Their licensed electricians handle every step—from site assessment and permitting to wiring, mounting, and testing—to ensure safe, code-compliant installations.
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- For Level 1 chargers, OneCore installs standard 120-volt outlets ideal for overnight home charging.
- For Level 2 chargers, they offer 240-volt installations that deliver faster, more efficient charging suited for homeowners, apartments, and fleet parking areas.
- For DC fast chargers (Level 3), OneCore supports high-power infrastructure projects for commercial properties, dealerships, and public charging stations, coordinating with utility providers and equipment manufacturers to meet load and connectivity requirements. Whether for one vehicle or an entire fleet, OneCore Electric delivers reliable, future-ready charging solutions backed by professional craftsmanship and long-term support.
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Types of Charging Stations We Serve
OneCore Electric supports install for both commercial and personal use EV charging units. Deciding between the two types? Below is a quick comparison of the two.
Note: the charging speed and power type don’t really vary between wall-mounted and freestanding chargers. Both can use Level 2 power (240 volts AC) and deliver similar charging rates (usually 20–40 miles of range per hour, depending on the vehicle and amperage (typically 30A–50A)).
Wall-Mounted Chargers (Garage or Indoor Use):
- Best for private homes or reserved parking spots.
Installed directly on a wall in a garage or carport.
Compact and weather-sealed for semi-outdoor use.
Usually Level 2 units tied into your home’s electrical panel.
- Higher efficiency as shorter wiring runs mean less power loss compared to distant pedestal setups.
Freestanding (Pedestal) Chargers:
Suitable for cities, apartment complexes, grocery stores, large shopping centers, and more.
Mounted on a stand or bollard instead of a wall.
Built for outdoor weather and high use, often with heavier casings and cable management systems.
Can support one or two charging ports per pedestal.
Easier to access for multiple users and ADA compliance.
More expensive as they often often require trenching or concrete mounting.
- Easier to expand into multi-port or networked systems later on if usage grows.
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