Type 2 to Type 2 Charging Cable, 7.4kw / 250V Single Phase Mode 3 - 5m
Sync Energy 32A Mode 3 charging cables offer exceptional quality, high durability, charging all EVs with a Type 2 connection. The charging cables are compatible with any Type 2 charging-point connection. Perfect for home use or when driving out-and-about to ensure your vehicle is ready for your next journey.
Key Features:
- 5m length
- Mode 3 Type 2 to Type 2 charging cable
- Robust construction with connector guard caps/protectors
- Suitable for 16 and 32A sockets
- 7.4KW / 250V~Single Phase
- For use with Type 2 vehicles
- Weather-resistant IP65 when connected to vehicle. IP55 when not in use and end caps applied
- High specification H07BZ5-F3x6mm² + 1x0.5mm² black cable
- UV stable
- Meets EN 50620, IEC 62196-2 standards
- 3 Year warranty
Mode 3 (AC single phase supply)
7.4kW - a typical dedicated home charging point (like those available from Sync Energy), tethered or untethered with smart control and protection.
Typical charge times for a 60kW battery = 8 hours approx
Compatible with all electric and hybrid plug-in vehicles
This EV charging cable is compatible with all Type 2 electric vehicles, including Audi, BMW, Ford, Hyundai, Jaguar, Kia, Mercedes, Mini, MG, Nissan, Polestar, Renault, Skoda, Tesla, Vauxhall, Volkswagon and Volvo. These 32A cables are backward compatible with 16A supplies, so you can use them with any AC Type 2 EV Charger.
Mode 3 explained
- Mode 3 cables are required to use a Socketed Mode 3 wall charger (“tethered” chargers have their own inbuilt cable)
- Max charge 7.4kW (single phase AC – found in most IE / UK homes)
- Max charge 22kW (3 Phase AC – found in workplace chargers or at high-end bespoke build UK homes when specified)
- No charging capability by themselves, they must be connected to an EV charger
- Has Type 2 plugs to connect to an EV and EV charger
Cable care and charging safety
- The cable and connectors should be kept out of puddles, but can be kept outside (with the connector caps correctly attached).
- Please remember to use the rubber dust caps to keep debris from collecting in the connectors when not in use.
- Moisture is the most common issue experienced and will lead to corrosion of the pins which are not covered by our warranty.
What are the risks of charging in the rain?
Care should be taken to not allow water to enter the EV charging socket, car charging socket or charging cable plugs. Water can get in to the plug and charging socket during the insertion and removal of the plug from the car. As soon as the charge port is opened, or unplugging your car from a charger, the rain can get on to the pins and stay there until the next time you charge.
Please note: This EV cable is NOT an extension cable.
