Plan home EV charging in Canada — Level 2 chargers, amperage, panel capacity, permits, and rebates, plus the materials your electrician will need.
Safety note: EV charger installation is electrical work — ESA notification in Ontario; licensed contractor (RBQ) in Quebec. These guides cover planning and product selection; installation belongs to a licensed electrician.
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- EV Charger Buyer's Guide Canada: Level 2, 32A vs 48A →
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- What to Buy Before Your Electrician Arrives →
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Maple is an authorized reseller for the EV charging brands we stock — genuine units, valid warranty, CAD pricing, fast ON/QC shipping.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a Level 2 charger?
For a full battery EV in a Canadian winter, almost certainly. Level 1 (regular outlet) suits plug-in hybrids and very short commutes. See the buyer's guide.
Can my panel handle a charger?
That's a load calculation by a licensed electrician — and adjustable chargers often make tight panels work without a service upgrade.
Are there rebates?
Quebec's Roulez vert program has offered home-charger rebates; Ontario programs vary by utility. Always check the official program pages before buying.
Can Maple supply everything my electrician needs?
Yes — charger, breaker, wire, and conduit in one order. Send us the spec list.
Buying a charger? Send Maple your electrician's spec — one CAD order, fast ON/QC shipping.
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