Great question! The term “fast charging” is used to identify the fastest type of charging available in the marketplace. Otherwise known as Direct Current Fast Charging (DCFC). Power levels required for this application far exceed the available power for a residential application. Direct Current Fast Charging classification begins at 20 kw's which will provide an electric vehicle a mile a minute of range. Level 2 charging requires the installation of a new breaker designated to support the power output required to operate the charging station. Level 2 charging can be hardwired into the panel or a Nema plug may be required in the area where the Electric Vehicle will be charging (ie, carport, garage, etc.). Finally, DCFC Level 3 charging requires a considerable amount of energy, which is typically not available at a traditional single-family dwelling.