How do I install a Ford charge station?

A licensed professional should install your Ford home charge station. The installation process requires a professional who can assess the available capacity in your electrical panel and conduct the installation correctly and safely.

To start this process, contact Qmerit, our preferred installation partner.

Important: 

  • If you took advantage of the Ford Power Promise promotion and are looking to start your installation process with Qmerit, begin by clicking the link that was sent to your email.
  • You should not attempt to install a Ford home charger yourself. 

Charge Station Installation Frequently Asked Questions

Select from the questions below.

How much does it cost to install a home charge station?

Some key considerations regarding the cost of installation may include the following:

  • Electrical Panel Condition: Your main panel must be up to code for a safe installation.
  • Electrical Panel Available Amperage:
    • Your electric panel has a maximum capacity.
    • Other appliances in the home affect the available amperage, and may influence the options available for installation.
  • Charge Station Location: Long wire runs/limited access from the panel to the charger, including vertical distance, may add additional cost.

While you can discuss any potential cost-reduction options with your licensed professional, your charger must be installed safely and correctly.

Is there any installation required for a Ford Mobile Power Cord?

Depending on your home’s electrical setup, it may be recommended to install a new 120-volt (V) or 240V NEMA 14-50 outlet for Mobile Power Cord use. 

Review with a licensed professional for local installation requirements. 

What if I want Home Backup Power?

To learn more about turning your vehicle into a power source for your home, see our article on essential home backup power*.

Note: Check with your utility provider to determine if there are any incentives for installing an at-home charging station.

Additional Information

Which home charging solution should I choose?

*When home is properly equipped, and home transfer switch disconnects the home from the grid. Based on 30 kWh use per day using the F-150® Lightning® truck with the extended-range battery. Your results may vary based on energy usage. Rationing power assumes limiting the number of devices and turning the truck off when not needed.