EV Charger Installation
Charge your electric vehicle at home using clean solar energy — for almost nothing per kilometer.
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With the rapid growth of electric vehicles (EVs) in the Philippines, having a dedicated home or business EV charging station is no longer a luxury — it is a practical necessity. When paired with solar panels, you can charge your vehicle with energy that costs a fraction of the grid rate, making every kilometer essentially free.
An EV charger (Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment or EVSE) is a device that safely delivers AC or DC power to an electric vehicle's onboard charger or battery pack. Home and commercial chargers are classified by level: Level 1 (standard 230 V outlet, slow), Level 2 (dedicated 7–22 kW AC charger, fast), and Level 3 (DC fast charger, 50–350 kW, commercial). JMC Solar PH specializes in Level 2 AC wall-box installations for homes and businesses — the sweet spot of cost, convenience, and charging speed. When combined with an existing solar system, an EV charger effectively turns your car's fuel cost into a near-zero solar-powered expense.
How It Works
Dedicated Circuit Installation
A licensed electrician installs a dedicated 32 A or 40 A circuit from your distribution board to the charger location — typically the garage or carport.
Wall-Box Charger Mounting
The EVSE unit is wall-mounted, weatherproofed (IP54+), and connected to the dedicated circuit. It includes safety features: ground fault protection, over-current protection, and thermal monitoring.
Vehicle Connection via J1772 or Type 2
The charger supplies AC power through a standardized connector. The vehicle's onboard charger converts AC to DC for the battery pack. Communication between charger and vehicle manages safe charge limits.
Solar Integration (Optional)
When paired with a solar + BESS system, the EV charger can be configured to prioritize solar charging — charging your car only when solar excess is available, maximizing free energy use.
Key Benefits
Fast Home Charging
A 7.4 kW Level 2 charger adds roughly 30–40 km of range per hour — a full overnight charge covers 200–350 km for most EVs on the market.
Solar-Powered Driving
With solar panels, charging cost drops to ₱0 per km from solar, vs. ₱1.50–₱2.50 per km from the grid and ₱4–₱7 per km from petrol.
Safe & Standards-Compliant
Proper EVSE installation prevents the risks of using standard outlets (overheating, fire). All installations comply with the Philippine Electrical Code (PEC) and IEC 61851.
Smart Charging Controls
Schedule charging for off-peak hours or solar surplus periods via mobile app. Monitor energy used, cost savings, and charging history.
Property Value
EV charging capability is increasingly a key selling point for residential and commercial properties as EV adoption accelerates in the Philippines.
Zero Local Emissions
EV + solar = zero tailpipe emissions and zero carbon charging. Contribute directly to the Philippines' NDC targets and clean air goals.
Common Use Cases
- Homeowners with EVs (BYD, Nissan Leaf, MG ZS EV, etc.) wanting convenient home charging
- Businesses providing charging amenities for customers or employees
- Hotels, resorts, and commercial establishments attracting EV-driving guests
- Fleet operators (delivery vans, company cars) centralizing overnight charging
- Solar system owners wanting to maximize self-consumption through EV charging
Typical Specifications
| Output Power | 1233ad7.4 kW (32 A) – 22 kW (32 A, 3-phase) |
| Connector Standard | IEC 62196 Type 2 / J1772 Type 1 |
| Charging Speed | ~30–120 km of range per hour |
| Protection Rating | IP54 minimum (outdoor rated) |
| Electrical Requirement | Dedicated 32 A – 40 A circuit |
| Smart Features | App control, scheduling, solar integration |
| Standards Compliance | IEC 61851, Philippine Electrical Code |
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References & Sources
- IEA — Global EV Outlook 2024
- NREL — Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure
- IRENA — EV Adoption in Southeast Asia
- DOE Philippines — Electric Vehicle Industry Development Act (RA 11697)