Yes. Powersource installs Tesla Wall Connector, Universal Wall Connector, Powerwall 3 and Powershare home backup as a Tesla Certified Installer serving all of New Jersey and the NYC metro.

The Wall Connector hardware sells for about $485, and the Universal Wall Connector for about $570. Installation cost depends on your electrical panel capacity and the wiring run to your parking spot. Our online tool gives you a real charger installation quote in about 60 seconds.

Yes. The Universal Wall Connector has a built-in J1772 adapter and charges every EV brand sold in North America. The standard Wall Connector uses Tesla's NACS connector, which many new EV brands now support natively, and can charge others with an adapter.

No. Powerwall 3 charges directly from the grid. You still get whole-home outage protection, Storm Watch pre-charging before severe weather, and Time-Based Control to use cheap off-peak power. Solar can be added later if you ever want it.

One Powerwall 3 delivers 11.5 kW of continuous power, which covers most homes without load shedding. Each unit stores 13.5 kWh, and a system can expand up to 54 kWh with Powerwall 3 Expansion units at any time, so you can start with one and grow.

Powershare home backup currently supports Cybertruck. Homes without Powerwall need a Universal Wall Connector and Powershare Gateway; homes with an existing Powerwall and Wall Connector typically need no additional equipment. Installation must be performed by a Tesla Certified Installer like Powersource.

Yes, for every job. Powersource manages township permits, utility coordination and final inspections across New Jersey and the NYC metro. It is built into our process and our pricing.

Yes, at the utility level: PSE&G, JCP&L, Atlantic City Electric and Rockland Electric all run charger programs, and New York offers battery storage incentives. The federal 30C charger credit expired June 30, 2026. Powersource confirms what you qualify for as part of your quote.