Twin Engine, Excl. AU, CN
A charging cable makes your daily life more flexible. The cable is available in two lengths with different connectors to suit your needs.
Charging of the car is monitored by two-way communication between the car and the control box. When the cable is connected to the power source, self-test diagnostics are performed to ensure that the cable is properly connected and is ready to supply the car with power. Charging is done either via a Mode 2 or Mode 3 type charging cable. The control and safety functions are the same for both, but the location of the control box and the design of the cable differ.
Charging with Mode 2. The control box is integrated in the charging cable and plugged into an ordinary power socket.
Charging with Mode 3. The control box is secured in a charging station connected to the mains supply. The charging cable does not require any logic to control charging, but has a special connector (Type 2) for connection to the control box.
CEE connector (Mode 2), Image: 3
| Part. No. | Description | |
| 32208594 | 8 metres, Max 16 A | |
| 32208593 | 4.5 metres, Max 16 A |
Type 2 connector (Mode 3), Image: 4
| Part. No. | Description | |
| 31407120 | 8 metres, Max 16 A, 1 phase | |
| 30644860 | 4.5 metres, Max 16 A, 1 phase |
Recommended accessories:
Cord holder
Facts and advantages
The cable must not be repaired or spliced as this can affect its safety and function.
IP 67 protection rated
The cable can withstand a load of 500 kg in the event of being driven over.
The control box does not power the cable until it is correctly connected and the car is ready to receive current.
The cable's control box has an integrated earth fault circuit breaker. In the event of an earth fault, the current is switched off.
Technical data
Photo: | VCC08501 |
