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Add PV, storage and EV charging to your electrical book
PV, storage and EV charging equipment sourced alongside the panels, breakers and conduit an electrical contractor already stocks.
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Electrical Contractors
Source NEC-690-aligned PV, storage and EV-charger BoMs with pre-vetted inverter and ESS pairings, without opening a stack of new accounts.
Designed for your business
Residential service electricians · Commercial electrical contractors · EV-charger installers
Pass rapid-shutdown inspection on the first visit
Bid storage without learning two products' compatibility the hard way
PV, storage and EV on one account
PV and BOS on a familiar account
Modules, inverters and balance-of-system components source through the same net-terms account and ordering process an electrical contractor already uses for standard supplies, not a separate solar-only vendor relationship.
EV charging as an adjacent scope
Level 2 charger installation is a natural extension of panel and service upgrade work most electrical contractors already perform, and equipment sources alongside the rest of a job's material list.
Code compliance built into sourcing
NEC rapid-shutdown and interconnection labeling requirements are covered in the same equipment guides an electrical contractor already references for standard code work.
New solar scope, existing account
Add solar and EV scope without a new vendor
Equipment orders through the same account and terms already in place for standard electrical supplies.
Bid solar work with code compliance already covered
NEC requirements for PV and EV scope are built into sourcing guidance, not a separate research project.
How it works
- 01
Send the scope
Share the service size, the PV or storage ask and the charger the customer wants.
- 02
Get a code-aligned BoM
Receive a bill of materials specified to NEC-690 and rapid-shutdown for your jurisdiction.
- 03
Confirm the pairing
Inverter, ESS and charger come matched so the listed combination works together.
- 04
Order and schedule
Buy the whole BoM on one account and time delivery to the install date.
FAQs
What additional licensing does an electrical contractor need to add solar work?
Requirements vary by state and jurisdiction, but many electrical contractors can perform PV work under their existing electrical license, while some areas require a separate solar or specialty endorsement. Interconnection and utility agreements may add their own steps. Check with your state licensing board and local AHJ before bidding, since the answer depends on where you work.
Can PV equipment be ordered on the same account as standard electrical supplies?
Yes, on Sunhub PV, storage, and balance of system can be sourced on the same account you'd use for panels, breakers, and conduit. That keeps solar and EV scope on a familiar account instead of standing up a new vendor relationship. Adding the scope becomes a sourcing decision rather than an onboarding project.
Does adding EV charging require a different scope than standard panel upgrades?
EV charging is an adjacent scope that builds on the panel and service work an electrical contractor already does, though it adds considerations like circuit sizing, load calculations, and sometimes a service upgrade for higher-power chargers. The core electrical skills carry over, but the charger and its requirements are their own line item. Sunhub lets you source EV charging alongside the rest of your electrical supply.
Do the kits meet rapid-shutdown requirements?
Yes. MLPE, disconnects and combiners are specified to the NEC-690 rapid-shutdown rule, so the array de-energizes the way your inspector expects and the rough-in passes the first trip.
Can I get the EV charger and the utility paperwork in one place?
Yes. You source the charger and the make-ready and rebate documentation together, so you are not chasing utility forms after the unit ships.
