Evr-Green Level 2 Smart

32/40A Level 2 from Leviton with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. US-made, builder-friendly, and tidy in a single-brand electrical package.

Installed cost anchor

~$749 hardware + $1,700–$2,500 installed

US-made in Melville, NY — fast RMA turnaround.

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By the NuWatt Engineering Team·Updated Apr 2026·6 min read

At-a-glance spec sheet

Charger type	Level 2 (AC)
Max amperage	32 A or 40 A (model-dependent)
Max power output	7.7 – 9.6 kW @ 240 V
Range per hour	~22–28 miles/hour
Connector	SAE J1772
Networked	Yes — My Leviton app
OCPP version	N/A (closed ecosystem)
Wi-Fi / cellular	Wi-Fi + Bluetooth
NEMA rating	NEMA 3R (indoor/outdoor)
Cable length	18 feet
Warranty	3 years
Made in	USA (Melville, NY)

Best for

Homebuilder standard spec

Leviton is the default electrical-device brand for most US homebuilders — integrates tidily with the rest of the project's spec sheet.

Workplace (name-brand signal)

Employers that want a recognizable US electrical-products brand without the cost of a networked commercial charger.

Small multifamily

Duplex and triplex where OCPP isn't required but a reliable US-made charger behind a well-known brand is preferred.

What we like

Leviton is a 100+ year electrical-devices brand — installers and inspectors are familiar with the company, shortening approval time.
US-manufactured in Melville, NY — fastest RMA turnaround of any brand in our catalog.
Pairs with Leviton Load Center, GFCI, and panel hardware for a single-brand electrical stack in new construction.
Touch-latch cable management keeps the unit tidy in garages where sloppy cable drape frustrates owners.

What's tricky

Closed ecosystem — no OCPP. Cannot integrate with third-party back ends like SWTCH, Xeal, or EVPassport for multifamily billing.
Shorter 18-foot cable forces careful placement planning — many garages need the unit on the far wall to reach both stalls.
My Leviton app has modest reviews (3.8/5 on iOS as of 2026) — it's functional but lacks the polish of ChargePoint.
32 A base model is noticeably slower than 48 A competitors for long-range EVs (Rivian, Ford Lightning).

Installed cost estimate

Line item	Typical range
Hardware (MSRP)	$749 – $849
Permits & inspection	$120 – $350
Labor (licensed electrician)	$600 – $1,100
Make-ready (wire, breaker)	$250 – $600
Load Center retrofit (if needed)	$350 – $900
All-in residential total	$1,700 – $2,500

New-construction installs paired with a Leviton Load Center typically come in $150–$300 below this range due to shared electrician scope.

Section 30C eligibility

The federal Section 30C credit expired June 30, 2026 and does not apply to new installs. Chargers placed in service by June 30, 2026 at properties in eligible census tracts can still be claimed on IRS Form 8911 — up to 30% of cost, capped at $1,000 per household for residential; workplace and multifamily installs claimed the 6% business credit — see full guide. For new projects, state and utility rebates plus off-peak charging rates are the levers.

Full Section 30C commercial guide

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