EV Load Check is a free PermitEV app for ChatGPT. Ask in plain English, get a real NEC-based answer in seconds — no signup, no jargon, no spreadsheets. It runs the same residential load math behind our permit packages.
Whether your panel has headroom for the charger, using the NEC residential demand method — not a guess, an actual load calculation.
The right breaker, wire gauge, and ground wire for your charger's amps, with the continuous-load rule applied.
Whether a long garage or driveway run needs a bigger wire, checked against the 3% recommendation.
Current Georgia Power program and state tax credit numbers for home charger installs.
The answers come from National Electrical Code residential rules: the 220.83 demand method for your existing load, the 125% continuous-load rule for the charger circuit, ampacity tables for wire sizing, and the 3% voltage-drop recommendation for long runs. If the honest answer is “tight,” it says tight.
Estimates are for planning only. They are not permit documents and not a substitute for a licensed electrician. When you are ready to install, PermitEV generates the full permit-ready plan set for your jurisdiction.
Answer says your panel works? The next step is the permit.
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