bokman Type 2 charging cable 10m
Product description
This Type 2 EV charging cable from bokman brings practical high-speed charging for daily driving and occasional long trips. It suits owners who need a reliable tether between car and charger, offering a fast 32A, 7.2KW charge with a long 10 metre reach that helps when sockets are a distance from parking points. If you want a straightforward cable that keeps things simple, this model answers that need.
Key points
The cable aims to be robust and user friendly. It features ergonomic grips for easier handling and a flexible, tangle-resistant jacket that makes storage less of a chore. Durability is emphasised by the thicker insulation and high-grade copper conductors, so routine use around home or public points feels more reassuring. Safety elements such as overvoltage, overcurrent and short circuit protection are included to reduce risk while charging, according to the manufacturer. If you prioritise straightforward compatibility, it covers vehicles that accept the Type 2 standard, while if you prefer a shorter or lighter lead you may want a different length.
Tech specs
- Reference: bokman Type 2 EV Charging Cable
- Type: Type 2 to Type 2, Mode 3
- Connectivity: 1 phase, 32A, 7.2KW
- What’s included: charging cable, protective end caps
- Compatibility: all vehicles with Type 2 inlet
- Material: high-grade copper conductors with thickened insulation
Who it’s for
It’s a good fit if you mainly charge at home or at public AC points and need extra reach from socket to vehicle, or if you value a cable with clear safety protections and a robust build. You’ll like it if you often park a little way from chargers, you use public charging points, or you want a cable that handles everyday wear with less fuss.
It may not suit you if you need higher power single-phase charging above 7.2KW, or if you prefer a much lighter coil for frequent portability.
bokman Type 2 EV Charging Cable is presented as a serviceable option with clear practical choices, emphasising durability, safety and compatibility rather than features that are hard to verify.