Incentives for Networked Chargers
Discover incentives for Legrand’s Networked Level 2 EV Charger.
EV Charger Installation Incentive Programs
EV charger incentives, including rebates, tax credits, and grants, help reduce the cost of installing EV charging infrastructure. Legrand’s Level 2 EV chargers may qualify for state, utility, and federal programs based on requirements such as reporting capabilities, energy efficiency, and certification standards.
Explore the resources below to understand available programs and see which incentives may apply to your project.
Incentives for Non-Networked Chargers
Discover incentives for Legrand’s Non-Networked Level 2 EV Chargers.
Download Legrand’s incentive infographic guide designed to break down the basics of incentive programs to help you get the most out of your EV charger installation.
Built for Incentive-Ready Projects
Many incentive programs share similar charger requirements. Legrand’s EV chargers are designed with these top features to ensure they are incentive-ready.
Level 2 Charging
Legrand’s EV chargers support fast, convenient charging for commercial, workplace, multifamily and residential charging deployments.
Energy Star Certified
Legrand’s EV chargers support programs that prioritize energy-efficient charging infrastructure.
UL Listed
Legrand’s EV chargers are UL listed for safe, reliable and code-compliant installations.
EV Incentives FAQs
Who qualifies for EV charger incentives?
Eligibility varies by program, but many incentives are available to commercial property owners, workplaces, multifamily housing developments, municipalities, fleet operators, municipalities, fleet operators and home owners installing qualifying Level 2 EV charging infrastructure. Some programs may also include requirements around charger connectivity, energy monitoring or ENERGY STAR® certification.
What charger features are typically required for EV incentive programs?
Many EV incentive programs require chargers to meet specific technical standards, such as ENERGY STAR certification, network connectivity, usage reporting capabilities or safety certifications like UL listing. Requirements can vary by state, utility provider and funding program.
Can EV charger incentives help reduce installation costs?
Yes. Many federal, state and utility incentive programs can help offset the cost of EV charging equipment, installation labor, electrical upgrades and related infrastructure. Available funding and reimbursement amounts vary depending on the project type and location.
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