An EV charging cable connects your vehicle to a power source. Getting the specifications right matters for safety, charging speed and durability.
Key Specifications to Consider
Length: Standard lengths range from 3 to 10 meters. Measure the distance from your charging point to the car’s port, adding a little slack.
Amperage (A): This determines charging speed. Common ratings are 16A, 32A and higher. Ensure your cable rating matches or exceeds your charger output.
Connector type: Match the connector to your vehicle and charging standard, such as Type 2, GB/T or CCS.
Cable construction: Look for certified, high-quality materials that resist heat, wear and weather.
AC vs DC Cables
AC cables are typically used with portable chargers and wallboxes. DC cables carry high current and are built into fast-charging stations. Both must meet strict safety standards.
Browse our range of AC charging cables and portable EV chargers, or talk to us about custom cable specifications for your project.
Frequently Asked Questions
5 meters suits most home setups, while 7.5m or longer gives flexibility for garages, car parks and commercial installations. Balance reach against voltage drop.
Match the cable to your chargers output. 16A is common for home, 32A for faster single-phase, and higher for three-phase commercial installations.
AC cables carry alternating current between the wallbox and the vehicle. DC cables carry direct current and are thicker, typically attached to DC fast chargers.
Yes. We offer OEM EV charging cables in custom lengths, amperage ratings and connector standards.
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