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A plug-in Level 2 EV charger designed for convenient home charging, with a NEMA 14-50 connection.
The plug-in Level 2 charger with a NEMA 14-50 connection shown above.
Canada’s Clean Fuel Regulations create a credit market for eligible EV charging. They do not guarantee a payment to every driver or set a standard cash-back rate; consumer incentives depend on a provider’s current program terms.
Natural Resources Canada gives broad estimates of 4–10 hours for Level 2 and 8–50+ hours for Level 1; estimates assume an 80% charge limit and vary by EV, battery, charger, temperature, and starting charge. Soneil Spark offers 40A NEMA 14-50 plug-in (up to 9.6 kW), 48A hardwired (up to 11.5 kW), and 80A hardwired (up to 19.2 kW) Level 2 options for faster, convenient home charging. Your EV and home electrical setup determine actual speed. The Spark App adds charging schedules and energy-cost tracking, and eligible home charging may qualify for cash back under current program terms; no universal rate or payout is guaranteed.
Canada’s Clean Fuel Regulations require fuel suppliers to reduce the lifecycle carbon intensity of the fuels they sell and create a credit market to support that goal. Eligible electricity supplied for EV charging can generate credits for registered creators, which suppliers can acquire for compliance. A Soneil Spark Level 2 charger makes home charging convenient; participation in an eligible consumer program may make qualifying charging financially rewarding, but owning the charger alone does not generate credits or guarantee cash back.
Potentially, through a provider’s consumer-incentive program. A Soneil Spark Level 2 charger gives you a convenient way to charge at home, and qualifying charging may add a cash-back benefit when you meet a provider’s terms. Under the regulations, revenue from residential and public charging credits must support charging infrastructure, electricity-distribution systems that serve it, or consumer incentives. This does not guarantee every driver a payment or set a per-kWh rate.
No. The Clean Fuel Regulations do not promise a direct payment to EV drivers for each home charge. Any cash-back offer depends on a participating provider’s program, eligible charging, and its current terms.
No. Offers, rates, and eligibility vary by provider and program. Review the current program terms before relying on an estimated cash-back amount.
The prize is a Soneil Spark AC 40A NEMA Charger with a NEMA 14-50 plug.
The winner receives the Soneil Spark AC 40A NEMA, a plug-in Level 2 charger with a NEMA 14-50 connection and output up to 9.6 kW. It pairs home-charging convenience with Spark App scheduling; actual charging speed depends on the EV and suitable home circuit.
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The contest is open to Canadian residents, including residents of Québec. Eligible entrants can enter for a chance to experience the convenience of a Soneil Spark Level 2 home charger; see the contest rules for full eligibility details.
Cold temperatures and battery state can change charging time, so no charger can guarantee the EV will maintain its maximum rate in winter. Soneil lists its residential AC chargers with an operating range of −30°C to +50°C, giving homeowners a broad operating range for year-round charging. Vehicle conditions still affect speed; check the charger and vehicle status, inspect equipment for damage, and follow the manuals if a session stops.
Soneil offers both: a 40A NEMA 14-50 plug-in model up to 9.6 kW and 48A or 80A hardwired models up to 11.5 or 19.2 kW. That range helps homeowners choose a Level 2 charger that matches their EV and electrical capacity. Neither setup is automatically safer; use certified equipment and have the installation completed to local code by a qualified electrician.
The Spark App can schedule charging, show usage, and let drivers enter utility rates—including weekday, weekend, and time-of-use rates—to estimate session costs. Paired with a compatible Soneil Spark AC Level 2 charger, it helps you plan home charging around your routine and monitor energy expenses; features depend on app and network connectivity.
Soneil lists a 5-year limited warranty for its residential AC home chargers and advertises 24/7 support. That coverage and support add reassurance for daily home charging, while exact coverage and claim requirements depend on the model and written warranty terms.