Frequently Asked Questions.

You have an EV and want to charge from home. DIVVEE will utilize the available power in your existing breaker panel without the need to upgrade it.

DIVVEE is the perfect fit if you need to upgrade your electrical power to operate an EV charger and want a cost-effective solution.

If your panel is already close to capacity, you can cause the main breaker in your panel to trip each time the EV charger turns on, which will shut the power off your whole house.

DIVVEE uses your stove power to supply power to the Level 2 EV charger. It senses the power consumption of the stove and turns the EV charger on if the stove is off, and off when the stove is on.

Yes! The DIVVEE, though mostly used for EV’s, is a load sharing device that can be used for hot tubs, heating & AC units, home welding & wood working shops 40 amps or less.

DIVVEE can easily been installed by an electrician (recommended) saving you thousands of dollars, (not to mention saving you the headaches and mess involved) when upgrading your electrical panel and power to your home.

The savings could be as much as $6000 to $8000 depending on the cost of material and your electrician’s hourly rate in your area.

The DIVVEE can manage power for anything 40 amps and below.

The DIVVEE can be installed in any home, anywhere in your home.

We recommend you always work with a qualified electrical contractor.

The DIVVEE will support all level 2 EV chargers.

Yes! DIVVEE is certified by QAI* in accordance with Canadian and US electrical codes.

*QAI is an independent third-party testing, inspection and certification organization which serves the building industry, government, and individuals. Visit QAI.org

No. The hot tub must be installed as the secondary load — not the primary. DIVVEE is designed to sense the primary load (such as a stove) cycling off, so a hot tub doesn’t work in that role.

It’s not recommended. A GFCI breaker trips at only 5 milliamps, which can cause nuisance issues with this type of installation. GFEP protection, which trips at 30 milliamps, is the appropriate level of protection for the DIVVEE.

Yes. The DIVVEE-40 can share power between any two compatible loads, as long as each load is rated at 40 amps or less.

It comes down to how each model was designed. The DIVVEE-40 uses a 15-minute delay to allow residual heat or load to dissipate before power shifts back to the secondary load. The DIVVEE-60, with its higher 60-amp rating, can safely restore the secondary load immediately, without the need for that delay.

Yes, with a few conditions. The oven or range must not be an induction unit. You’ll also want to confirm that the combined draw of all shared loads stays within the DIVVEE-60’s 60-amp rating, and have a licensed electrician review the wiring and CT placement against the installation manual.

Yes, that combination will work as long as the sauna circuit is 40 amps or less.

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