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Unlimited night\weekend EV charging for one low monthly price ($31\$38)
- hnburnsy 3y agoHigh\low-lights... - For FPL territory customers - No equipment or installation charges - Charging for 1 vehicle only - $38 per month professional installation within 10 feet of panel - $31 self install - Customers will be able to terminate the subscription before the end of the 10 year term but will be subject to an early termination fee, a minimum of $768.48 - After five years of participation, you can also choose to purchase the equipment at a cost equivalent to the remaining net book value - Equipment reverts to customer at end of the term Non Peak Hours - From November through March, off-peak hours are Monday through Friday 10:00 pm to 6:00 am and 10:00 am to 6:00 pm; all weekends; and the holidays of Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day. - From April through October, off-peak hours are 9:00 pm to noon; all weekends; and the holidays of Memorial Day, Independence Day and Labor Day.
- LarsAlereon 3y agoThis seems like a poor rent-to-own deal. If no electrical work is required, you're paying $31/month for 10 years, or $3720 for someone to plug a <$1000 charger into an outlet for you. If you need a circuit installed, you're paying $38/month for 10 years, or $4560 and only if the charger is within 10 feet from the panel. Based on some quick math just putting the installation on a credit card and applying this same monthly payment to it would have you paid off faster and for less money counting the interest.
- hnburnsy 3y ago> This seems like a poor rent-to-own deal. > > If no electrical work is required, you're paying $31/month for 10 years, or $3720 for someone to plug a <$1000 charger into an outlet for you. > > If you need a circuit installed, you're paying $38/month for 10 years, or $4560 and only if the charger is within 10 feet from the panel. > > Based on some quick math just putting the installation on a credit card and applying this same monthly payment to it would have you paid off faster and for less money counting the interest. I think u missed the unlimited electricity that comes with it.