How quickly your EV will charge depends on many variables, including your vehicle type, your home power system’s voltage, and which model of Schumacher EV wall charger you own. The Schumacher Level 2 EV wall chargers charge up to eight times faster than a standard Level 1 EV charger.

Yes, all of the Schumacher Electric EV wall chargers have a IP66/3R raintight enclosure

The SEV1600HW, SEV1600P1450, and SEV1600P450 EV wall chargers must be installed by a licensed electrician. Let’s get you started with a free consultation and estimate customized for your home. Schedule Today

For the SEV1600P1450 you will need an electrician-installed NEMA 14-50 plug. The SEV1600P650 requires an electrician-installed NEMA 6-50 plug. For safe installation, electricians should use 6 AWG, 90°C rated copper wire.

Occasionally clean the case of the wall charger with a soft cloth to keep the finish shiny and help prevent corrosion.

Yes, when charging is complete, the charger automatically shuts down.

Yes, the Schumacher EV wall charger is easily added as a component to compatible smart home systems.

The Schumacher EV wall charger uses only a negligible amount of electricity when not actively charging.

No. The SEV1600P1450 requires a NEMA 14-50 outlet for safe operation. The SEV1600P650 requires a NEMA 6-50 outlet.

Schumacher Electric offers a three-year limited warranty on all its Level 2 EV wall chargers. Click here for more information.

Yes, the unit constantly monitors for any errors and automatically shuts off if an error is detected.

If the Power LED is off, check the breaker. For models SEV1600P1450 and SEV1600P650, you should also check to ensure the plug is fully inserted. If the Power LED is still off, have a licensed electrician check to make sure your unit is connected to AC power. For other issues, check the Troubleshooting section of your user manual or contact Schumacher customer service

The Schumacher wall chargers have a configurable current, which allows you to make adjustments during installation based on the capabilities of your home’s power system. Amperage is set according to the connected dedicated breaker associated with the hardwired connection or NEMA outlet. Settings are available for 20A, 30A, 40A, 50A, 60A, 70A, and 80A dedicated breakers.

You will need a 20A, 30A, 40A, 50A, 60A, 70A, or 80A dedicated breaker. For more information, check the Installation and User Guide.

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