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Bryan With a Why (not verified)    April 5, 2025 - 2:54PM

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Well in their defense, the article does clearly state that $3000 of that was to upgrade their electric panel. But it's overkill, you don't need 200 amps! A 50 or even 30 watt plug (as mentioned, the style used for a dryer) is much cheaper. Less than $10 for the plug itself then you just need someone to install it relatively close. All in you should be around $500-$1500 for the plug and installation depending on how far you install from the circuit breaker.

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