$1300 for the install!!! apparently it required TWO journey man electricians ($125 per hour). Two? man,I would have gladly held the ladder and passed the screwdriver? I didn't watch, so maybe it's more of an effort than I thought? Or is that in line with what you all are paying? No way I would have done this myself, even though I have an MS in Computer Science (ha ha, like that is meaningful)
It's all set up and ready to rock and roll. Man... the charger was $500, so that's $1800 to solve a problem that I didn't have in the first place, as I have yet to remotely encounter a range issue. I just wanted that security of the fast charge if I needed it. So to make myself feel better, I have to say it will increase the value of my house, as EV's are big here in Hawaii and the house does have 70 solar panels.
It's all set up and ready to rock and roll. Man... the charger was $500, so that's $1800 to solve a problem that I didn't have in the first place, as I have yet to remotely encounter a range issue. I just wanted that security of the fast charge if I needed it. So to make myself feel better, I have to say it will increase the value of my house, as EV's are big here in Hawaii and the house does have 70 solar panels.