Avoid a $20,000 Service Upgrade. ChargeXcel™ Makes It Simple.
ChargeXcel™ is a Smart Energy Management System that Combines Load Shedding (All EV & EVSE) and Dynamic Load Balancing (Tesla, more coming soon!)
Install a 50 amps EV Charger into an already Fully Loaded Electrical Panel. No Costly Panel or Service Upgrades. Just Fast, Safe, Smart Charging.
Think you need a panel or service upgrade? Find out instantly.
CSA certified to UL916 US standard
Local Data
WiFi Enabled
Smart Control
How it works
Peak Power Usage
When power usage at home is HIGH, ChargeXcel will reduce charge rate or turn off charging entirely
Off Peak Usage
When power usage at home is LOW, ChargeXcel automatically maximizes charge rate or resume charging.
Why ChargeXcel?
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Home Owners
ChargeXcel is a compact, easy-to-install smart charging solution that fits neatly inside your panel or junction box—no bulky hardware needed. It intelligently monitors your home’s energy use and communicates with your EV or charger to optimize charging speeds, online or offline. Save thousands by avoiding costly electrical upgrades, while keeping your usage data private and stored locally. Built for safety, performance, and reliability, ChargeXcel delivers worry-free, high-speed charging without compromise.
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Electricians & Resellers
Win More Jobs with ChargeXcel - Tired of losing EV charger installs because of expensive panel or service upgrades? ChargeXcel lets you add a 240V/50A circuit into a fully loaded panel without upgrading the panel or service, while fully compliant with code requirements. Turning a $20K problem into a $$$$ opportunity. Customers say yes faster, and you keep the job — less permits, no delays with service providers, no lost leads, simple install. Partner with ChargeXcel and become the go-to EV expert your customers trust.
From Costly Headache to Effortless Charging
Why an EV-EMS (ChargeXcel) Removes the Need for Costly Upgrades
Under traditional electrical code rules, an electrician must calculate the "load" of a home by adding up the potential power usage of all appliances. If you add a high-power device like an Electric Vehicle (EV) charger, this calculation often exceeds the capacity of an older electrical panel (e.g., 100 Amp service), legally requiring a homeowner to pay thousands of dollars for a "service upgrade" to a larger panel (e.g., 200 Amp).
NEC 220.70 and 625.42(A) introduce a critical exception to this rule. They state that if you install an Energy Management System (EMS), you do not have to use the EV charger's maximum potential power for your safety calculations. Instead, you can use the "maximum ampere setpoint" programmed into the EMS.
Our mission
Our mission at EV PowerShare is to promote clean and sustainable transportation through the development of quality smart charging and energy management solutions. Learn more
