Ironclad Solar installs Level 2 EV charging for Ohio homes and businesses. We evaluate the property, electrical capacity, charger location, and supporting work before the installation begins.
A charger can only perform as intended when the location, circuit, panel capacity, wiring path, and property use are considered together. Skipping that assessment can create installation surprises or equipment that does not fit the way you charge.
Ironclad plans the charger and the electrical work as one project.
Install a convenient Level 2 charging setup around the vehicle, parking location, electrical panel, daily driving needs, and available capacity.
Install a convenient Level 2 charging setup around the vehicle, parking location, electrical panel, daily driving needs, and available capacity.
Plan charging for employees, fleets, tenants, or customers around site access, electrical capacity, usage expectations, and future expansion.
Plan charging for employees, fleets, tenants, or customers around site access, electrical capacity, usage expectations, and future expansion.
Review the charger, vehicle compatibility, charging goals, and how the station will be used.
Select a practical mounting location and determine the path from the electrical equipment to the charger.
Evaluate the panel, service, connected loads, breaker space, and available capacity for the charging circuit.
Identify any panel, service, subpanel, or other electrical work required to support the installation.
Install the dedicated circuit, supporting equipment, and charger according to the approved scope.
Test the charging setup and confirm the customer understands basic charger operation.
An EV charger adds a significant new electrical load. Some panels can support that load with a dedicated circuit; others may need a subpanel, service change, load-management approach, or full panel upgrade.
Ironclad evaluates capacity before recommending the installation scope.
When solar, battery storage, and EV charging are evaluated together, the property’s electrical capacity and future energy goals can be considered before equipment is installed.
Ironclad can coordinate the charging installation with a new or existing energy system.
You do not need to figure out every technical detail before reaching out. Start with your property, your goals, and the problem you need to solve.
Tell us about your property, energy goals, existing system, or upcoming project.
Ironclad evaluates the site and recommends the right solar, storage, electrical, or service solution.
Ironclad coordinates the approved work through installation, permitting, and utility interconnection when applicable.
Tell us about your property, energy goals, existing system, or upcoming project.
Ironclad evaluates the site and recommends the right solar, storage, electrical, or service solution.
Ironclad coordinates the approved work through installation, permitting, and utility interconnection when applicable.
Installing an EV charger takes more than mounting equipment. Ironclad Solar evaluates your electrical system, confirms available capacity, and completes the installation safely and efficiently. Whether it's a home, business, or part of a larger solar and battery project, one team manages the work from start to finish.

Level 2 installation for homes and businesses

Electrical capacity and load review before installation

Panel, service, subpanel, and circuit capabilities

Coordination with solar and battery storage projects
Ironclad Solar is based in Cincinnati and installs EV charging equipment for residential and commercial properties throughout Ohio.
A good energy decision starts with clear information. These are some of the first questions property owners and contractors ask.
A Level 2 charger uses a dedicated higher-voltage electrical circuit to charge an electric vehicle faster than a standard household outlet.
Not every property does. Ironclad evaluates service capacity, connected loads, breaker space, and charger requirements before determining whether an upgrade or another load solution is needed.
Ironclad can evaluate customer-supplied equipment for compatibility with the vehicle, property, installation location, and electrical system before accepting the installation scope.
Many chargers are designed for outdoor installation. The equipment rating, mounting location, wiring path, exposure, and property conditions must all be considered.
Yes. Coordinating these systems allows the property’s electrical capacity, energy use, future loads, and equipment locations to be considered together.
Tell us about your property, energy goals, existing system,
or project needs. Ironclad will help you identify the right next step.
Tell us about your property, energy goals, existing system,
or project needs. Ironclad will help you identify the right next step.
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