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Type 2 | 1 phase | 32a | 7.4kW | coiled charging cable

Type 2 | 1 phase | 32a | 7.4kW | coiled charging cable

  • Suitable for all charging stations
  • IP65 Protection class
  • CE and TÜV certified
  • 2 year warranty
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This charging cable is suitable for charging stations and for all electric cars with a type 2 connection.

Charging station

Car

Type 2 Coiled Charging Cable - 7,4kW

Our European-made Type 2 charging cable is designed for charging your electric car or PHEV with a Type 2 connection at home or abroad. This charging cable is suitable for single-phase charging, supporting up to 32 amps and a maximum charging power of 7,4kW.

Flexible and Durable Coiled Charging Cable

Convenience is important. After a long day, returning home to recharge your electric vehicle should be hassle-free. Our coiled charging cable eliminates the need to untangle wires or navigate long, unwieldy cords. Its coiled design ensures minimal space usage when not in use and extends seamlessly when needed. Additionally, our 11kW and 22kW coiled charging cables are currently the only ones available in 8 meters, providing greater flexibility in reaching your charging station while maintaining the convenience of the coiled design.

What sets this cable apart is its construction from a higher quantity of finer copper wires. This results in a smoother cable that is more resistant to right-angle bends

Specifications

Voldt®

7,4kW

3 Phases

32A

3x6mm² + 2x0.5mm²

Blue/Black

Type 2 female IEC 62196-2

Type 2 male IEC 62196-2

-30°C - 50°C

IP65 Protection class

CE, UL, TÜV, IEC 62196-1 and IEC 62196-2

2 year warranty

>10,000x insertion/extraction

Mode 3

  • Why can't you extend an EV charging cable?

    It is not possible to extend an EV charging cable because extension cables simply do not exist for it. The contact poles of EV charging cables are designed with specific safety mechanisms and specifications that make extension physically impossible. This design ensures that charging cables are always connected directly to the charging pole and the vehicle, guaranteeing safe and reliable power transfer. Any attempts to create extensions themselves would compromise the integrity of the charging system and could lead to serious safety risks such as overheating, electrical faults, and fire hazards. As a result, the use of extension cables is completely avoided in EV charging technology.

  • In what order do you charge your electric car?

    To charge your electric car safely and correctly, follow these steps in the right order: first, make sure your car is parked and switched off. Next, if you are using a home charging station or public charging point, grab the charging cable and connect it to the charging station. Then connect the other end of the charging cable to your vehicle's charging port. Check that the connection is solid and correct. If you use a Mode 2 charging cable that connects to a household socket, make sure the in-cable control box (ICCB) is properly positioned and connected before connecting the cable to the car. Once everything is connected, the charging process will start automatically. While charging, keep an eye on the charging status via the car's dashboard or the charging station indicator. Once charging is complete or you want to stop charging, disconnect from the car before disconnecting the cable from the charging station or socket.

  • Are Voldt's charging cables suitable for every charging station in the United Kingdom?

    Yes, Voldt’s Type 1 and Type 2 charging cables are suitable for any charging station in the UK. Be aware that our Type 3 charging cables are only suitable for a Type 3 charging station typically found in France or Italy.

  • What is the difference between the male and female sides of an EV charging cable plug?

    The difference between the male and female sides of an EV charging cable plug lies in their destination. The male plug (IEC 62196-2) is the plug that goes into a charging station. The female plug (IEC 62196-2) is the plug that goes into your car. This ensures a proper usage of the cable. It also makes it impossible to use some sort of extension cable.

Safe and Sturdy Build

The jacket surrounding the copper is specially crafted to withstand high temperatures, rain, and abrasion. It has undergone rigorous testing and certification for charging electric vehicles.

Our plugs are manufactured from a single piece, eliminating the need for gluing or screwing. This design enhances plug strength, wear resistance, and waterproofing compared to other plugs available in the market. The contact pins in the plug are composed of 100% copper and are silver-plated to prevent rust and corrosion.

Charging cables are subject to wear and tear over time. To demonstrate our confidence in the quality of our charging cables, we offer a 100% guarantee for the first 3 years of use and up to a 50% guarantee on the purchase price for up to 5 years.

If this cable does not meet your requirements, please explore our range of Type 2 charging cables or search for the right cable specific to your car.

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