Sovereign Electric LLC

02/28/2024

Energy Management Control Systems

Jefferson Health Systems

02/20/2024

Jet Pulvierzier

Installed a 3KV Transformer

02/20/2024

L**e on Wheels

Service Replacement

02/06/2024

Jefferson Health - Replaced outside light fixtures.

01/31/2024

Underground conduits being installed.

01/25/2024

EV Charger Installation in NJ & DE.

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01/25/2024

Blend in or stand out? The decision is yours.

The KOHLER 26 kW home generator offers over 14 customizable color and pattern options, allowing you to blend it with your home
https://sovereignelectric.net/why-kohler/

01/15/2024

STAY READY FOR THE STORM SEASON WITH A $500 OFF GENERATOR INSTALL.

Snow and Ice Storms cause power outages throughout the winter season, but when you have a Generac Home Standby Generator, you'll have power when you need it the most.

Sovereign Electric is a certified dealer and installer of Generac Power Systems Inc.

For the ultimate in peace of mind, learn more at https://sovereignelectric.net/guardian-generac-generator/

01/02/2024

Repaupo Fire Museum's Sign

Thank you Sovereign Electric LLC in Palmyra, NJ, for your excellent service.

12/20/2023

Conoco - Converted Sign to Led.

12/19/2023

Kitchen Renovations

11/22/2023

Installed a 22kw Generator and 200 amp ATS

11/22/2023

Installed an 8 circuit 100 amp rated sub-panel and a 30 amp L60-30 receptacle

10/19/2023

House Renovation

302 W. Cuthbert

04/28/2023

New 150 Amp Service

04/26/2023

Meterstack install

12/19/2022

Haddonview- Fire Pump

10/05/2022

House Renovations

10/05/2022

Jiffy L**e - Cinnaminson

09/15/2022

09/14/2021

Duluth Trading Center, Cherry Hill

New Tenant Fit Out

08/10/2021

Duluth

Temporary Lighting

Created a lighting support system

08/09/2021

Installed a 200 Amp Sub-panel.

06/21/2021

Kitchen Renovations for Fire Department

06/21/2021

Fire suppression jockey pump replacement.

Pitman, NJ

05/10/2021

Sovereign Electric is an authorized dealer of Window Candles; it’s the worlds’ first low-voltage decorative lighting system. The system is a removable, decorative lighting system, with safety, convenience and decor in mind. Window Candles are wired into your home.

Have Window Candles Installed Today

The installation projected results in securing a mounted window candle were no wires or cords are exposed. It’s easy to install and remove the candle from each window. The candle slides in and out of the mounting clip installed on your window sill and it can also be covered with a small rubber cover to protect it.

03/02/2021

16 kw Generator and 200 ATS

02/09/2021

Winter power estimonials.

https://youtu.be/4-SZpnEE3NU

02/09/2021

What Are The Best Ways To Promote EV Charging Infrastructure Growth?

Build it and they will come.
At first, people tend to see new technologies as updated versions of older ones. Just as early TV shows consisted of filmed radio shows or stage plays, and early web sites resembled the pages of low-budget magazines, many in the mainstream media still believe that vehicle electrification will mean swapping gas pumps for charging stations.

This is why many nay-sayers focus on the fact that charging an EV (still) takes longer than gassing up a legacy vehicle, and it’s the main argument in favor of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. We’ve spent our lives stopping at gas stations and filling up every few days, and it’s understandable that most people can’t imagine not having to do that anymore.

In the future, increased battery capacity, wireless charging and autonomous vehicles will make today’s obsession with charging infrastructure seem as quaint as turn-of-the-century angst about internet bandwidth seems today. Yes, EVs will still need to be charged, but they’ll probably do so off-camera, with little human intervention. One thing I can promise you we won’t be doing is standing around in parking lots waiting for our cars to charge, consuming overpriced sodas and chips and waxing nostalgic for the days of pumping gas, checking oil and wiping windshields.

Informed readers such as yourself know that suburban drivers do most of their charging at home in their garages or driveways, and seldom or never visit public chargers. However, millions of people around the world have no assigned parking spaces and thus no possibility of installing a home charger. These are modern urban dwellers who don’t need long ranges, and many of them would be highly likely to buy EVs if the charging issue could be solved. In fact, many of them may be forced to - several European cities are planning to ban or restrict ICE vehicles in the next few years.

Public charging is also a necessity for making long road trips. This is a different application than daily charging, and requires much more powerful (and more expensive) DC fast chargers. For Tesla drivers, who have the benefit of the vast Supercharger network, this has never been much of a problem - the Tesla road trip has become a staple of the EV literature. Highway charging networks such as Electrify America and IONITY are rapidly rolling out charging stations to serve the less fortunate, and none too soon. A recent New York Times article trumpeted the tribulations of non-Tesla EV drivers who venture beyond commuting range.

The third reason for the importance of public charging infrastructure is simple public perception. Surveys of car buyers consistently find that a lack of “places to charge” is one of the top objections to buying an EV. It may or may not be logical, but it’s pretty much indisputable that, the more people get used to seeing public chargers around town, the more likely they will be to take the electric plunge.

That frictionless future, however, is some years away. Public charging may turn out to be a transitional technology, but it will be an important one for the next decade, for three reasons.

02/09/2021

New Jersey Homeowners: Choose The Best Emergency Home Generator.

Every New Jersey homeowner knows how it feels when the power goes out. You're hoping it will be restored quickly so you don't have to spend hours in the dark. A backup power source can take away this worry.

High winds, lightning and rain storms, and heavy snow can all cause a power blackout at any time. A generator can provide you with backup power and keep you and your family comfortable and safe during an outage. Here's what you need to know when buying and installing a generator for your home.

Depending on the size of your house, there are different types of generators available for home use.

Diesel and Gas Fueled

Affordable and intended for short-term use, choose a smaller diesel or gas fueled generator when you just want power for a few hours during an outage. These smaller generators are ideal for turning on lights and plugging in a few appliances until the power can be restored. Another advantage of a smaller generator is that it's portable and can easily be moved from location to location.

Natural Gas

Permanently installed outside your house, a natural gas generator is convenient, dependable to use, and can power your home indefinitely. A natural gas line is directly connected to the generator which means you won't need to monitor usage or refuel. Another pro of choosing a natural gas generator is that it can be set to automatically switch on when the power goes off.

Whole House Generator

A whole house generator will provide power to your entire household during a power outage for as long as you need to. You'll be able to run air conditioning and heating, appliances, computers, and lights all at the same time. Although more expensive to buy, a whole house generator is a good choice if you live in an area that has frequent power outages.

Select Circuit System

If you only need to supply power to a certain area of your home during an outage, selecting a circuit generator is a good option. Selected breakers are connected to the generator, which will power up when the power fails. You'll be able to keep the essentials in your home running until the power is restored, such as the heating system and kitchen appliances.

Installing Home Generators

Installing an emergency generator for your home is best left to a professional. Here's why. To be safely installed, generators require a flat surface that's load bearing, has adequate air flow and ventilation, and allows for water drainage. An experienced contractor will ensure the job is done right to keep you and your family safe.