Jetson Launches Level 2 EV Charger
Jetson Home introduced its Jetson Charge EV charger and a heat-pump water heater, with reservations opening October 27, 2026 and installations starting in 2027.
Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Electric Vehicles
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Jetson Home launched its Level 2 Jetson Charge EV charger alongside the Jetson Water heat-pump water heater. Reservations for Jetson Charge opened on October 27, 2026, with installations scheduled to begin in 2027.
Why it matters
Managing heating, hot water, and EV charging often requires separate purchases, installers, apps, and electrical requirements. Jetson positions its products as a single integrated system for homes across the United States.
Jetson Charge delivers up to 48 amps when hardwired and can work with 100-amp home electrical service. Jetson Water uses roughly one-quarter the energy of a conventional electric tank and comes in 50-, 65-, and 80-gallon sizes.
The players
Jetson Home
Jetson Home is the company that launched the Jetson Charge EV charger and Jetson Water heat-pump water heater, and it handles electrical assessments, permits, rebate paperwork, and installation with its own technicians.
The details
Jetson Charge includes a whole-home energy monitor and adjusts charging speed as other household equipment draws power. Both Jetson Charge and Jetson Water connect through one app with the Jetson Air climate-control system, and both carry a decade of Jetson Care coverage.
Timeline
October 27, 2026: Reservations for Jetson Charge opened.
2027: Jetson Charge installations are expected to begin.
Roadmap
Level 2 home charging has become a standard part of the electric vehicle transition in the United States, as buyers need reliable overnight charging at residences. Jetson's bundling of charging with heat-pump water heating reflects a push to consolidate home electrification purchases under a single provider.
Homeowners with 100-amp service may be able to add Jetson Charge after a compatibility assessment that depends on local code. Because Jetson handles permits and rebate paperwork, buyers would not need to coordinate separate installers for charging and water heating.
The takeaway
Homeowners planning an EV purchase should check their electrical service capacity early, since compatibility with a Level 2 charger depends on local code and existing home wiring.
What happens next
Jetson Charge installations are scheduled to begin in 2027.
Further reading
Explore more on Electric Vehicles coverage for the broader home-charging landscape.
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