bokman Type 2 EV Charging Cable 8m 32A ⚡🔌

This three-phase Type 2 charging cable lets you connect a compatible electric vehicle to Mode 3 public or home chargers for faster replenishment of range, useful when you need reliable charging between journeys. It supports higher power levels and longer reach, making longer parking distances easier to manage while charging.

Key Points

The cable offers a robust build and practical handling for everyday EV use. With thicker insulation and quality conductors, it aims to resist wear from frequent flexing and outdoor exposure, and the ergonomic handles make connecting and disconnecting straightforward. For safety, the design includes protection measures for overcurrent and short circuits, according to the manufacturer. ⚡️

Compatibility covers most cars equipped with the Type 2 inlet, so it will work with many European models that follow this standard, according to the manufacturer. Consider that not all vehicles or charging points will deliver the same maximum rate, and actual charge speed depends on the car and the charger. 🔌

Advantages

The extra length gives you more flexibility when the charge point is not immediately adjacent to where the vehicle parks. This is especially handy in crowded public car parks or garages with awkward cable routing. The three-phase capability allows higher sustained power where the charger and vehicle can accept it, which helps reduce dwell time at chargers during busy periods. The cable’s flexibility aims to simplify storage and handling when not in use.

A practical nuance is that while three-phase charging is supported, many domestic sockets and single-phase wallboxes will not provide three-phase power. Therefore the full potential of the cable is reached mainly with compatible three-phase charging infrastructure or public rapid Mode 3 stations. 🔋

Technical Specifications

• Name: bokman Type 2 EV Charging Cable
• Current: 32A
• Power: 22 kW
• Phases: 3 Phase
• Length: 8 m

Usage Recommendations

For routine charging, coil the cable loosely to avoid kinks and keep the connectors dry when not in use. If you frequently use public chargers, check the station type so you can take advantage of three-phase 22 kW capability when available. For overnight home charging, expect power delivery to match the limits of your wallbox and household supply, so charging times may be longer on single-phase setups. Also bear in mind the cable adds weight and bulk compared with portable single-phase leads, so allow for that when storing or transporting it.