Save thousands on home EV charging install

The Smart Splitter provides two 240V outlets from a single 240V outlet. With the Smart Splitter’s auto-switching technology power is automatically switched between both outlets for safety. With the Smart Splitter, multiple devices, such as electric dryers, EV chargers, or electric water heaters can be operated from a single outlet, which can save you thousands of dollars on electrical upgrades.

When you are using the Smart Splitter with two EV's, they CAN be charged simultaneously when you set the current limit in your EV or EVSE.

Use Case #1: Appliance and EV Charger. For example, let's say you want to share your dryer outlet to charge your EV. Your dryer would be plugged into the primary side and an EV charger on the secondary. Whenever you need to use your appliance, the Smart Splitter will automatically pause EV charging and will resume when the appliance is finished. In this case, most home setups would use either the NEMA 10-30 or NEMA 14-30 Smart Splitter which can pull up to 24 amps/5.7 Kw.

Use Case #2: Two EVs. The same occurs when charging two EVs. The EV plugged in on the primary side will charge until it's fully charged, at which point the splitter automatically switches to then fully charge your second EV.

You can ALSO charge two EVs at half speed (typically 20 Amps each) if your EV chargers or EVs have the ability to set custom current limits. Set the charge at half the amount and charge both of your EVs simultaneously at half speed. In this case, most home setups would use either the NEMA 14-50 or NEMA 6-50 Smart Splitter which can pull up to 40 amps/9.6 Kw.

If your 240V outlet isn't close to the location you charge your car from, you have a few options:

1.) Use an 10 gauge high voltage extension cord to reach your EV.

2.) Use a wall passthrough kit to run the cord through a wall and into the garage/outside.

3.) Have an electrician install a conduit from the outlet to your charging location. We've partnered with Treehouse to provide effortless electrician installation for you.

Level 1 charging is what you would get if you plugged your car into the standard 120V wall outlet around your home. This will take days to charge your EV.

Level 2 uses 240V to charge your car. This can be done by tapping into your home's existing 240V outlets and can charge a car fully overnight.

Level 3 charging is commonly referred to as fast charging and is the fastest available technology for EV charging. Level 3 charging is what you would find in public spaces and are operated by private charging companies (ChargePoint, Tesla, etc).

We hold a high standard for the materials used to design and build the Smart Splitter. The Smart Splitter is enclosed in a high-quality heat-resistant Bayblend FR3010 plastic exterior, with UL-rated NEMA receptacles, and high-grade circuitry made to withstand an immense amount of stress and electrical current.

Next, safety is the number one priority for us here at NeoCharge, prompting us to go through years of testing by trusted experts from Underwriters Laboratory (UL). Because of this, our Smart Splitter is the only 240v circuit splitter awarded with the highest safety certification possible in the industry. UL has been around for over a century and wrote the vast majority of the current industry safety standards. Their stamp of approval aligns us with industry-wide best safety practices.

Lastly, each Smart Splitter is individually assembled with care in the USA, ensuring every device is built just right for every customer.

The key savings from the Smart Splitter comes from avoiding electrical work, especially multi-thousand dollar panel upgrades.

The Smart Splitter can save you money on permits, trenching, and expensive rewiring in your home.

Next, safety is the number one priority for us here at NeoCharge, prompting us to go through 18 months of testing by trusted experts from Underwriters Laboratory (UL). Because of this, our Smart Splitter is the only 240v circuit splitter awarded with the highest safety certification possible in the industry. UL has been around for over a century and wrote the vast majority of the current industry safety standards, and having their stamp of approval aligns us with industry-wide best safety practices.

Lastly, each Smart Splitter is individually assembled with care on the Central Coast of California, ensuring every device is built just right for every customer.

Ultimately, the cost to install a home charging station varies on a number of determining factors:

• Age of the home
• Electric panel capacity
• Type of installation; and
• Distance of the panel to the car charger

For many, upgrading the entire service panel is required in order to install an additional dedicated 240v outlet for EV charging. For example, adding a 50 Amp outlet on your 100 Amp panel would take up half the total capacity.

However, by sharing an existing 240v outlet between two devices (like a dryer and an EV charger), it's easy to save thousands of dollars on installation costs.