[vincere]

Clipper Creek charger was $1058.23 with shipping and tax included. Installation by an electrician was $1440.30. I asked the electrician to run the conduit vice opening up walls. I went with the Clipper Creek because its a simple charger requiring no applications. The charger comes with a 25ft charging cord and seems more durable then the ford charge station pro. I decided not to do the home integration as I can run extension cords in a jam if needed and I dont see the truck lasting for more than 3 days if used for whole home integration. My truck arrives tomorrow and I'll post a follow up on Clipper Creek charging times. Pictures included of installation and panel. Happy to answer any questions on what was used and why.

I went with the HCS-60 (48 Charging AMPs on a 60AMP breaker) because the charging time for the HCS-80 was not truly that much faster. This setup will let me plug in at night and leave in the morning with 100% charge no issues. You'll notice a lockout bar on the panel which was put in place to meet code requirements given the charger is not within line of sight of the panel. I went with an outdoor mounted unit because I didn't want to leave the garage open for charging overnight and the truck is much too large to fit in the garage. Thanks all, open to any and all feedback. Hope this helps someone!

If you are in Moore County, NC I'll gladly refer you to my electrician just send a pm.

 

[208]

Stout choice with an excellent history of dependability. Good job!
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[vincere]

Small update turns out Duke Energy in North Carolina offers an $1,117 per household credit for home charger prep. No kidding they mail you a check. Duke Energy - EV Charger Prep Credit: Customer Credit Option

So take off $1,117 from what I said this cost me.

Maybe other states offer this but figured I would mention.

 

[ChasingCoral]

I’ve been running a Clipper Creek HCS-30 for almost 5 years and haven’t even had to do a reset on it. It has been rock-solid the whole time.

 

[Voltz]

So take off $1,117 from what I said this cost me.

Maybe other states offer this but figured I would mention.

Don't forget the resurrected federal tax credit for charging equipment, if you qualify.

 

[dakinesurfer]

Small update turns out Duke Energy in North Carolina offers an $1,117 per household credit for home charger prep. No kidding they mail you a check. Duke Energy - EV Charger Prep Credit: Customer Credit Option

So take off $1,117 from what I said this cost me.

Maybe other states offer this but figured I would mention.

Nice... Got got basically the same one, but with the share capability (2 units)

ClipperCreek

 

[vincere]

Its Arrived! Came with 80% charge and went from 80% to 100% in 1hr and 30 minutes on the Clipper Creek HCS-60.