NEC 220.83 & 625.42 · 100A Main Panel · Hyundai / Kia
Can a 100A Electrical Panel Handle Hyundai Ioniq 5 & Kia EV9 (40A NEMA 14-50 Level 2) in Utah?
Continuous Draw: 40A (9,600W) · Required Breaker (125% NEC 625): 50A · Panel Upgrade Saved with EVEMS: $2,900.
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NEC 220.83 Load Calculation Result
Calculating NEC 220.83 load...
Calculated Peak Demand
121.4 A
Cost Saved with EVEMS
$2,900
Engineering Rule: Under NEC 220.83, the first 8 kVA of general load counts at 100%, remainder at 40%, plus 100% HVAC and 125% EV continuous load. Adding a listed NEC 625.42 EVEMS ($599) throttles charging during peak stove/AC use so your 100A panel passes inspection without a $3,500 200A service upgrade.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions · 100A Panel · Hyundai / Kia in Utah
Can a 100A electrical panel support a Hyundai Ioniq 5 & Kia EV9 (40A NEMA 14-50 Level 2) in Utah without a service upgrade? ▼
Under NEC Section 220.83, EV charging is calculated at 125% continuous rating (9,600W / 40A draw). If standard household loads (electric range, dryer, HVAC) push total demand past 100A, Lectron V-Box Pro 40A + Smart Load Shedding (NEC 220.83 & 625.42). This avoids a costly $2,900 200A service upgrade.
How does an NEC 625.42 EVEMS load management system satisfy code inspection? ▼
An NEC 625.42 certified Energy Management System (such as DCC-12, Wallbox Power Meter, or Emporia Vue) monitors the main panel conductors in real-time via CT clamps. If cooking or cooling peaks threaten to exceed the 100A main breaker rating, the EVEMS automatically curtails or halts vehicle charging, permitting an official NEC demand contribution of zero amps.
What breaker size and wire gauge are required for Hyundai Ioniq 5 & Kia EV9 (40A NEMA 14-50 Level 2)? ▼
Because EV charging is classified as a continuous load, NEC Article 625 requires branch circuit conductors and breakers to be sized at 125% of continuous load. For a 40A charger, a 50A double-pole breaker and minimum #6 AWG copper wire (or #4 AWG aluminum) are required.
Emporia
$599
Emporia Level 2 EV Charger (48A) + Vue Smart Home Load Management Bundle (NEC 625.42)
- ✓UL-listed NEC 625.42 Energy Management System
- ✓Real-time CT clamps throttle EV charging when stove/AC runs
- ✓Saves $2,500–$4,000 by avoiding 100A to 200A panel upgrade
Lectron
$379
Lectron V-Box Pro 48A Level 2 EV Charging Station (Configurable Amp Limit)
- ✓Hardware rotary switch to lock 16A / 24A / 32A / 40A / 48A per NEC
- ✓J1772 & NACS (Tesla) options
- ✓Wi-Fi off-peak scheduling
DCC / Thermolec
$749
DCC-12 / Smart Panel EV Energy Management System (Hardwired 100A Panel Saver)
- ✓Works with ANY EV charger (Tesla Wall Connector, ChargePoint, etc.)
- ✓Cuts power only when main 100A panel exceeds 80% load
- ✓Inspector-approved zero-load calculation under NEC 220.83 & 625.42
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