32 c SAE-J1772 Type 1 16A single-phase 5 meters cable

Product features and functions
Beautiful appearance, hand-held design accords with ergonomic principles.
Technical Parameters
Mechanical properties
Mechanical life: more than 10,000 times
Insertion and extraction force: ≤100N
Environmental characteristics
Working temperature: -40°C-+80°C
Humidity: 95% (40°C)   Degree of protection: IP55 (head seat insertion)

Material and surface treatment
Shell: Engineering plastic (flame retardant UL94 V-0)
Connector: copper alloy, silver plated on the surface
Insulator: engineering plastic (flame retardant UL94 V-0)
Standards compliant
SAEJ1772-2017

Types of plugs for electric cars

Type 1 plug： The type 1 plug is a single-phase plug which allows for charging power levels of up to 7.4 kW (230 V, 32 A). The standard is mainly used in car models in Asian region, and is rarely used in Europe, which is why there are very few public type 1 charging stations.

Type 2 plug： The triple-phase plug is mainly used in Europe, and is considered to be the standard model. In private spaces, charging power levels of up to 22 kW are common, while charging power levels of up to 43 kW (400 V, 63 A, AC) can be used at public charging stations. A type 2 socket is equipped in most public charging stations. All mode 3 charging cables can be used with this, and electric cars can be charged with both type 1 and type 2 plugs. All mode 3 cables on the sides of charging stations have so-called Mennekes plugs (type 2).

Combination Plugs (Combined Charging System, or CCS)： The CCS plug is an upgraded version of the type 2 plug, with two additional power contacts for the purposes of quick charging, and supports AC and DC charging power levels (alternating and direct current charging power levels) of up to 170 kW. In practice, the value is usually around 50 kW.

CHAdeMO plug： This quick charging system was developed in Japan, and allows for charging capacities up to 50 kW at the appropriate public charging stations. The following manufacturers offer electric cars which are compatible with the CHAdeMO plug: BD Otomotive, Citroën, Honda, Kia, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Peugeot, Subaru, Tesla (with adaptor) and Toyota.

Tesla Supercharger： For its supercharger, Tesla uses a modified version of the type 2 Mennekes plug. This allows for the Model S to recharge to 80% within 30 minutes. Tesla offers charging to its customers for free. To date it has not been possible for other makes of car to be charged with Tesla superchargers.