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Engineered for Your Garage
At Garage Forma, every product is selected to meet the demands of a refined automotive environment — from precision car lifts and integrated EV charging to architectural garage cabinetry built for both function and form. This is the standard your garage deserves.
Questions Worth Asking
Amperage determines how quickly a charger replenishes your vehicle's battery. A 48 Amp unit delivers a higher charge rate than a 40 Amp unit, which can meaningfully reduce overnight charge times for larger battery packs. Your vehicle's onboard charger must also support the higher input — consult your vehicle's documentation to confirm compatibility before selecting.
Yes. Level 2 EV chargers operating at 240V require a dedicated circuit sized to match or exceed the charger's amperage draw. This circuit installation is work the customer arranges with a licensed electrician prior to mounting the unit. The charger ships ready for connection once your electrical circuit is in place.
NEMA 14-50 refers to the plug configuration — a 240V, 50 Amp four-prong outlet standard in many North American homes for high-draw appliances. If your garage already has a NEMA 14-50 receptacle, plug-in installation is straightforward. If not, a qualified electrician can add one as part of your circuit upgrade.
Garage Forma offers 30-Day Returns on equipment purchased through our store. If a unit does not fit your installation requirements, please refer to our Return Policy for full details on the return process and applicable conditions. We recommend confirming electrical compatibility before purchase to ensure the right fit from the outset.
About Our EV Chargers
Level 2 EV charging equipment represents the considered upgrade from a standard household outlet to a purpose-built power source designed specifically for electric vehicle ownership at home. Where a conventional outlet charges slowly and inefficiently, a dedicated Level 2 unit operates at 240V with substantially higher amperage, returning a vehicle to full charge overnight with consistent, reliable output. This category is engineered for homeowners who want their garage to function as a proper part of the ownership experience — not simply a place to park. The right charger is sized to the vehicle's onboard capacity, mounted to suit the layout of the space, and built to recognised connector and safety standards. Key considerations include amperage output, cable length, connectivity features such as Wi-Fi scheduling and RFID access management, and whether the unit is rated for both indoor and outdoor environments. Certification to established electrical standards provides meaningful assurance of build quality and long-term reliability.
