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Reliant Flextra Credits 12 plan

Get two of your highest-usage days a week for FREE and three $25 bill credits to use during the months you choose.


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Reliant Secure Advantage 24 plan

Straightfoward plan with a locked-in energy charge.


For renters

Reliant Apartment 12 plan

Designed exclusively for smaller spaces.


Term
2 Months
Rate
Fixed

Pricing Details

USAGE
AVG PRICE / KWH
500 kWh
1,000 kWh
2,000 kWh

Early cancellation fee

Plan Features
Product

Pricing Details

USAGE
AVG PRICE / KWH
500 kWh
1,000 kWh
2,000 kWh

Early cancellation fee

*Average Price per kWh assumes noted usage per month and specific LP&L Delivery Charges (i.e., Residential Service or Residential Distributed Renewable Generation Service). For additional information regarding plan pricing and other terms, please see the Electricity Facts Label, on the Plan Details page. Price shown is for new customers only.
The difference between EV chargers
The difference between EV chargers
The difference between EV chargers

The difference between EV chargers

The difference between EV chargers
The difference between EV chargers

The difference between EV chargers

EV home charging

The three different types of electric vehicle (EV) chargers give you plenty of opportunities to stay charged up. While Level 1 and 2 chargers are typically for use at home, Level 3 chargers are usually used at commercial and industrial locations.

Learn more about the type of chargers below so you can decide if you want to update your home to accommodate faster charging.   

Level 1
EV chargers


Fully charged
11 to 30 hours

Range per hour (RPH)
5 miles

These chargers usually come standard with your EV purchase. No additional installation cost is required, as you simply plug them into a standard 120-volt wall outlet.

Level 2

EV chargers


Fully charged
4 to 6 hours

Range per hour (RPH)
13 to 37 miles

Level 2 chargers can typically charge your EV four to five times faster than Level 1 chargers, as they use 240 volts of electricity. If you already have a 240-volt outlet, no extra installation costs will be required. If you don’t have one, the increase in voltage for a Level 2 charger may require installation costing between $400 and $1,700.

Level 3

EV chargers


Fully charged
20 to 40 minutes

Range per hour (RPH)
100 miles or more

Level 3 chargers are also known as DC Fast Chargers. They’ll charge your EV significantly faster than the others but are typically only installed at businesses due to the high cost and equipment required.

Before you install a Level 2 charger

Prior to purchasing a charger, you should confirm a few things. Make sure your home has the right level of electrical supply flowing to it. Plus, ensure your electrical panel has space. If you don’t hire an electrician, it is recommended that you consult with one before installing a Level 2 charger yourself. You’ll also need to get a permit before installation.

If you’re installing a Level 2 charger on your own, here is some information that could help.

Looking for a plan that supports your lifestyle?

Charging an EV at home can increase your electric bill. We provide two plans to help you find a balance. With discounted or free charging at night, the Reliant Electric Vehicle, EV Charger and Reliant Truly Free Nights plans help you save while charging your EV between certain times at night. Click for more information about the plans.

 

EVs and the Reliant app

As a Reliant customer, you can schedule EV charging with the Reliant app. Plus, you can create custom charging schedules, and choose when you want your EV to start and stop charging.*

Benefits of owning an electric vehicle

Most EVs may qualify for EV purchase incentives and grants so you can save on costs right from the beginning.

Monthly maintenance is likely to be much less than that of a gas-powered vehicle, as EVs have fewer moving parts.

One EV charge costs much less than one tank of gas for a gas-powered vehicle.

Driving an EV is friendlier to the environment than gas-powered vehicles, as it emits zero harmful carbon emissions.

Still not sure if an EV is right for you?

We have information to help. Check out the different types of EVs and more benefits, or see the rebates and incentives available to you.

* Only available to Reliant Electric Vehicle plan customers.