To install a 50-amp Level 2 EV charger, typically follow these steps: 1. Check Electrical Capacity: Ensure your home's electrical system can support a 50-amp charger, usually needing a 200-amp service. 2. Select Installation Location: Install the charger in a convenient spot for parking and close to the electrical panel. 3. Obtain Permits: Depending on local regulations, a permit might be required for installation. 4. Install a Dedicated 240V Circuit: A dedicated 240V circuit with a 50-amp breaker is needed, which should be done by a licensed electrician. 5. Install the Charger: Mount the charger on the wall as per the manual's instructions. 6. Wire the Charger: An electrician should run the appropriate gauge electrical wire from the panel to the charger. 7. Make Electrical Connections: The electrician will connect the wires to the breaker and the charger. 8. Test the Charger: After installation, test the charger with your EV to ensure functionality. 9. Final Inspection: If required, have the installation inspected to confirm it meets all safety standards. Safety is paramount, so it's recommended to hire a professional electrician experienced in EV charger installations. Or click here to watch installation video.