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Shipping @price - GLS
12,00
EUR
212,53
Incl. VAT 265,66
Total incl. delivery
280,66
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Electric car charging cables are an indispensable part of electric vehicles. Modern electric cars are equipped with powerful batteries, but these need to be charged from time to time in order to achieve a long range. Electric car charging cables are the link between the mains and your electric car and ensure that your vehicle's battery is fully charged within a short time.
With the ANSMANN Mode 3, Type 2 charging cable, you can easily connect all vehicles with a Type 2 plug – in Europe the Type 2 plug is standard – to public charging stations or to wall boxes with a charging socket.
The cable is protected against dust and water. The couplings have protective caps as standard to reliably protect against dirt or moisture ingress.
In addition to its powerful function, our electric car charging cable has an attractive design and is available in different lengths to meet all the requirements of your electric vehicle. The cable is made of high quality and durable materials and is ideal for use in various environments and weather conditions.
Cable colour
Black
Connector 1
Type 2
Connector 2
Type 2
Handle colour
White
Connector 1 form factor
Angled
Connector 2 form factor
Angled
Cable type
IEC 61851-1 Mode 3
Protective cap
Yes
Waterproof
Yes
Number of phases
3
Maximum operating power (three-phase)
22 kW
Maximum operating current (three-phase)
32 A
Operating voltage
400 V
Cable length
5 m
Operating temperature (T-T)
25 - 55 °C
Quantity per pack
1 pc(s)
Carrying case
Yes
Manual
Yes
Package type
Box
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EAN:
4013674195190
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