EV Charger Calculator & Material Planner
Charging power, continuous-load allowance and conductor / conduit quantities.
Project estimate
EV Charger Planner
$1,010–$1,162
Material estimate + optional reserve · USD
- Charging power
- 9.6 kW
- 125% continuous-load allowance
- 50 A
- Resistive single-phase voltage drop
- 0.49 %
- Working time allowance
- 0.5 days
8 person-hours / 2 people / 8 h per day. Provisional activity rates; adjust in advanced options.
Excludes labor, tax, delivery, equipment rental, permits and site work. Sample prices are not live retailer quotes. Upper budget includes 15% contingency.
Cost breakdown
- Equipment
- $550
- Electrical
- $400
- Hardware
- $60
Shopping list
0 / 5 checkedWhole packages rounded up. Edit a unit price to use your supplier's quote.
Equipment
EV charging unit
1 unit
$550$550 per unit
Electrical
Conductors (sizes per design)
99 ft
$198$2 per ft
Conduit (10 ft)
4 lengths
$72$18 per lengths
Specified protective device
1 unit
$130$130 per unit
Hardware
Connection / mounting kit
1 kit
$60$60 per kit
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Assumptions & project notes
- Material allowance: 10%. Package sizes and coverage rates are editable in the inputs.
- Equipment and pipe/conductor sizes must be confirmed from the design and manufacturer data. This estimate does not certify hydraulic performance, electrical capacity or code compliance.
- The 125% figure is an allowance, not a selected breaker rating. Different conductor sizes may be needed for hots, neutral and ground; the budget uses a blended sample unit price.
- Check final dimensions, product specifications and any required local approvals before ordering.
Tools & preparation
- Tape measure, straightedge and level
- Marking and layout tools
- Suitable cutting and fastening tools
- Product-specific preparation and finishing tools
A preparation list; confirm installation tools with your selected products.
How to use the ev charger planner
Start with charger continuous output, supply voltage, length, connection. The result includes charging power, 125% continuous-load allowance, resistive single-phase voltage drop. Open advanced options to match your product sizes, material allowance and labor expectations.
1. Measure and specify
Measure each room or surface and identify openings, edges, fixtures and transitions.
2. Adjust the estimate
Check package coverage, material orientation, pattern alignment and substrate requirements.
3. Prepare your order
Review full-piece cuts and matching accessories; order from consistent product batches where needed.
4. Plan the work
Prepare the surface and follow the product installation and finishing sequence, including drying or curing periods.
Frequently asked questions
What does the ev charger planner estimate?+
Charging power, continuous-load allowance and conductor / conduit quantities. The shopping list includes ev charging unit, conductors (sizes per design), conduit (10 ft), specified protective device, connection / mounting kit.
Which assumptions should I check?+
Equipment and pipe/conductor sizes must be confirmed from the design and manufacturer data. This estimate does not certify hydraulic performance, electrical capacity or code compliance. The 125% figure is an allowance, not a selected breaker rating. Different conductor sizes may be needed for hots, neutral and ground; the budget uses a blended sample unit price.
Are the prices current supplier quotes?+
No. Initial unit prices are illustrative USD budgeting inputs. Enter a price beside each material to use your own quote. The total includes materials only; labor, shipping, taxes, permits and rental are excluded.
Can I save or share my project?+
Save stores the inputs and prices on this browser. Share link includes the configuration in the address so another device can reopen it. Download CSV exports the shopping list, and Print / PDF opens your browser’s print dialog.