Complaint
EV charging cables can vary in length, with shorter cables being suitable for charging at home or at a workplace, and longer cables being suitable for charging at a public charging station. The cables may also have a built-in mechanism for managing the flow of electricity, such as a circuit breaker or fuse, to ensure safe charging.
The connector that plugs into the EV is typically located on the charging cord that comes with the vehicle. It is usually a specific type of connector that is designed to fit only the charging port on the vehicle. This connector is typically designed to be weather-resistant and durable, as it will be exposed to the elements when the vehicle is being charged.
| Type | XBDC-ev16-CT-1 |
| MOQ(PCS) | 100 |
| The main material | TPU |
| Plug color | White/Black/Other |
| Ptach life | >=10000 |
| Rated Current | 16A 1P |
| Fire Rating | UL94 V-0 |
| Rated Voltage | AC 220V~250V |
| Waterproof rating | IP54 |
| Resistance Voltage | 2000V |
| Operating Temperature | -30ºC~50ºC |
| Insulation resistance | >1000MΩ |
| Cable Specification | 3*2.5mm²+0.5mm² |
| Contact Resistance | Less than 0.5mΩ |
| Certification | CE |
| Cable Length | 5M /other |
| Net/gross weight (kg) | 1.68kg/2.5kg |
| Packaging | single color box |
| Packaging dimension mm | 380*380*120 |
