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ChargePoint home charger installation in Denver, CO — hardwired or plug-in, configured and app-connected correctly.
ChargePoint’s Home Flex is one of the more flexible Level 2 chargers on the market — it can be installed hardwired or plugged into a NEMA 6-50 or 14-50 outlet, and its output is adjustable from 16A up to 50A depending on your panel’s available capacity. That flexibility is genuinely useful if your panel has limited spare capacity, since the charger can be configured to a lower amperage without needing a full panel upgrade.
Installation covers the same load calculation and circuit work as any Level 2 charger, plus ChargePoint’s app setup — which is also where you’d configure charging schedules, Xcel Energy’s off-peak rewards, and usage tracking.
A charger that can be configured to run at a lower amperage — say 32A instead of 50A — sometimes means the difference between installing today and needing a panel upgrade first. Your electrician will size the circuit and configure the charger based on what your panel can actually support after the load calculation.
Confirms your panel’s available capacity.
Hardwired or a dedicated outlet, matched to how you want the unit configured.
Correct placement and full ChargePoint app setup.
Handled as part of the job in most Denver-metro jurisdictions.
ChargePoint installation typically falls in the same $1,000-$2,500 range as other Level 2 installs when the panel has available capacity. If your panel is tight on capacity, configuring the charger at a lower amperage may avoid a panel upgrade — your electrician will walk you through that tradeoff. See our full cost breakdown for exact scenarios.
Our network electricians are familiar with ChargePoint’s outlet-vs-hardwired options and adjustable amperage settings, and can recommend the configuration that fits your panel rather than defaulting to the highest amperage available.
Request a free quote and we’ll match you with a licensed local electrician.
Request a free quote and let us know you’re installing a ChargePoint unit.
We match you with a licensed local electrician.
A load calculation determines your panel’s capacity and the right amperage setting.
The circuit and charger get installed and configured.
You’re left with a working setup, app-connected and ready.
Both are valid — hardwired is slightly more permanent, while an outlet install lets you move or swap the charger later. Your electrician can walk you through the tradeoff for your situation.
Often, yes — the unit’s adjustable amperage can be configured lower to fit available capacity, sometimes avoiding a panel upgrade.
ChargePoint’s scheduling features can help you charge during off-peak hours, which is relevant to Xcel Energy’s Optimize Your Charge bill-credit program — see our rebates page for details.