L1
120-volt trickle
A dedicated household circuit. Slow, cheap, and the honest answer for a plug-in hybrid or a car that sits for days.
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L3 EV Chargers LLC · Level 1 · Hollywood, Florida
Level 1 is a dedicated 120-volt circuit. It adds about three to five miles of range per hour. That is the right install for a plug-in hybrid, a second car, or a battery electric that sits two or three days. It is the wrong install for a Tesla you drive every morning.
What Level 1 actually is
A Level 1 circuit is ordinary household voltage: 120 volts, typically 12 to 16 amps, about 1.4 to 1.9 kilowatts. Overnight that is roughly 30 to 50 miles of range, not a full battery on a long-range EV. Plug-in hybrids (Prius Prime, RAV4 Prime, Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid, and the like) often live here forever. A Model Y that commutes 60 miles a day does not.
A lot of “Level 1 installs” on the internet are someone plugging the travel charger into a garage outlet that already has a freezer and a GFCI that trips in August humidity. That is not an install. We run a dedicated circuit, land it on its own breaker, and put a proper receptacle where you actually park.
If you drive a battery-electric daily and want to leave full, Level 1 is a stall. We will quote the 240-volt circuit instead of taking a small job we know you will call back about. That conversation lives on l2evchargers.com.
The other two levels
Three levels, three pages. Level 1 is a 120-volt circuit. Level 2 is overnight 240-volt at the house. Level 3 is DC fast charging on a lot. Same Hollywood shop.
L1
120-volt trickle
A dedicated household circuit. Slow, cheap, and the honest answer for a plug-in hybrid or a car that sits for days.
This page
L2
240-volt overnight
The useful home install. A permitted 40- or 48-amp circuit so a battery electric car wakes up full.
L3
DC fast charging
Commercial, fleet, and public stalls. Utility coordination, heavier gear, and conduit under a live lot.
Shop is at 2021 Coolidge Street in Hollywood. The work is statewide. Each city page is written for that market — utility, housing stock, and permitting — not a find-and-replace of “your city.”