💡Noble Carbon's Breakers Simplify EV Charger Installations
These breakers could make your EV charger installation a breeze
TL;DR
Noble Carbon's new circuit breakers simplify EV charger installations by adjusting electricity delivery in real-time, potentially saving homeowners thousands on electrical panel upgrades. Ideal for multifamily units and those hesitant to upgrade their home's electrical service.
Noble Carbon has developed circuit breakers that can simplify the installation of EV chargers or other high-power appliances, potentially saving homeowners thousands on electrical panel upgrades. These breakers adjust electricity delivery in real-time to accommodate EV chargers, reducing power flowing to devices to prevent exceeding the panel's capacity. The product takes less than five minutes to install and can fit into existing slots in a home's electrical panel. Noble Carbon's breakers can control three to six largest loads, avoiding the need for main panel upgrades. The company is partnering with Eversource to install its breakers in up to 200 multifamily units in Massachusetts, and the product is undergoing evaluation for UL certification.
Key Points
Noble Carbon's breakers adjust electricity delivery in real-time to accommodate EV chargers, reducing power flowing to devices to prevent exceeding the panel's capacity.
The product takes less than five minutes to install and can fit into existing slots in a home's electrical panel.
The breakers can control three to six largest loads (power-drawing appliances) to avoid main panel upgrades.
Noble Carbon is partnering with Eversource to install its breakers in up to 200 multifamily units in Massachusetts.
The product is undergoing evaluation for UL certification, a widely recognized electrical safety standard.
Why It Matters
If you're considering installing an EV charger but are hesitant due to high electrical panel upgrade costs, Noble Carbon's breakers could be a game-changer. They simplify the installation process and can save thousands on upgrades. Ideal for multifamily units and those with existing electrical panels.
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