EV Charger Circuit, Mini Split Circuit and a Stack Switch in Woodland, WA

This Woodland job had a long list, and Ryan’s crew worked through it in one day. We ran a 50-amp circuit outside for an EV charger, added a 240-volt circuit for a Daikin mini split, split the hall light and attic fan onto a stack switch, and disconnected the old heaters.

The EV charger circuit

The homeowner wants a hardwired EV charger on the southwest corner of the house. We ran the 50-amp circuit from the Homeline panel to that corner and ended it in a two-gang box with a weatherproof cover. The charger goes on when we come back, and the circuit is ready for it.

The mini split

This mini split runs on 240 volts and needs its own circuit. We added a 15-amp, 240-volt circuit for the Daikin outdoor unit. Our post on what a mini split needs electrically goes through breaker sizes and disconnects.

We also disconnected the old electric heaters at the breakers.

The hall light and attic fan

The hall light and the attic fan were on the same switch, so one couldn’t run without the other. We pulled a new 14/3 switch leg and put in a stack switch, two switches in one spot, so each one works by itself.

The bathroom switch

The vanity light switch in the bathroom had loose connections, and we tightened them up. Burned devices like the one in the photos are what loose connections turn into over time.

Got a list of circuits and fixes like this one? Our dedicated circuit installation page covers what we add most often. We pulled the L&I permit for this job. Call 360-828-7143 or go over your list with us.