Adiwo Type 2 wall-mount EV charging cable holder (plug holder for Type 2 charging cables)

The essentials

A lot of home charging setups end up with the same small problem: the Type 2 cable is either left trailing around, or it gets shoved somewhere that doesn’t really protect it from dust and weather. The Adiwo Wallbox Charging Cable Upgraded Type 2 is a wall-mounted cable holder designed to keep your charging cable neat, fixed in place, and less likely to tangle.

On paper, it’s a simple accessory rather than a charger itself. Its job is to provide a tidy storage/parking spot for your Type 2 charging cable, so your charging area looks organised and the cable has a more “system” to follow rather than being constantly moved.

Key points

The main draw here is the space-saving, wall-mount approach. Instead of storing the cable on the floor, you attach it to a holder so the cable area stays clearer. The holder is also built from PC engineering plastic, described as durable and weather-resistant, which matters if your charging space is exposed outdoors.

It includes mounting screws for installation, and it uses a snap-on style design to make placing and removing the cable feel straightforward. There’s also a tilted design intended to help with rain and dust protection, plus an extended wire guardrail to help keep the cable located rather than slipping off.

One thing to keep in mind: while it’s described as compatible with all Type 2 charging cables, “universal” can still mean different practical fit depending on the exact shape of your plug and cable housing. It’s worth checking your cable’s plug/connector shape before you commit.

What to know before you buy

This is best viewed as a storage solution for Type 2 charging cables, not as a replacement for proper charging equipment. If your goal is to mount the charging cable safely and keep it accessible without leaving it loose, this type of wall holder usually does that job.

If you’re considering it, think about where you’ll install it. An outdoor wall or a sheltered driveway location can benefit from the weather-resistant angle and the tilted design, but you’ll still want to install it securely and in a sensible height/position so the cable naturally rests where it should.

For a practical example: imagine you’ve finished charging at home and you want to end up with a clean charging station instead of a cable draped across paving or tucked awkwardly behind a wheelie bin. With a wall holder, you can snap the cable into place and walk away knowing it’s parked neatly for next time.

Technical overview

The product is described as follows: - Type: wall-mounted EV charging cable holder for Type 2 cables - Material: durable PC engineering plastic - Design: tilted holder for rain/dust protection, extended wire guardrail, and an automatic snap-on design - Installation: simple assembly with included mounting screws - Compatibility: suitable for all Type 2 charging cables

No additional technical details (like dimensions, weight, or cable diameter limits) are provided in the information here, so it’s sensible to double-check fit with your specific Type 2 cable before installing.

Where it shines (and where it may fall short)

Where it shines is the day-to-day mess prevention. If you regularly plug and unplug your electric vehicle at home, a wall-mounted holder can reduce tangling and keep the charging area looking less chaotic.

The material and weather-resistant positioning also make sense for those who need a solution that can stay outdoors, rather than only being used indoors. The tilted design and the guardrail are the sort of practical features that help keep cables from slowly sliding out of place.

That said, it may not be the best choice if you’re expecting a high-end “charging station” feel or a fully integrated wallbox-style system. It’s an accessory for cable parking, so it won’t solve cable management problems beyond storage/positioning.

Who it suits (and who should skip it)

It suits you if your Type 2 charging cable currently has no proper home, and you want a cleaner, more structured charging routine. It also makes sense if you’re after an easy-to-install, space-saving cable holder that can live outdoors.

It might not suit you if you’re very picky about exact connector housing fit, or if your installation situation doesn’t allow a clean wall mounting. And if your main priority is charging performance or a more advanced setup, you’ll likely be looking for something else entirely.

Buying verdict

It’s a solid pick if you want a straightforward, wall-mounted way to park and store your Type 2 charging cable neatly, particularly in a driveway or mixed indoor/outdoor setup where weather resistance is a plus.

You may want to skip it if you can’t confidently confirm that your specific Type 2 plug and cable housing will sit properly in the holder, or if you’re expecting it to do more than simple cable management. If you prioritise tidy cable storage and an easy routine for plug/unplug days, this is the kind of accessory worth considering.