16A 32A Nacs to Nacs Electric Extension EV Charging Cable for Tesla

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Basic Information
Model NO.
NACS to NACS
IP Grade
IP55
Color
Black/White or Customized
Cable Length
5m or Customized
Application
Car, Electric Vehicle Charging Cable
Voltage
Low and Medium Voltage Cable
Current
AC Cable
Insulation Material
XLPE
Sheath Material
PVC
Material Shape
Round Wire
Wire Core Material
Bare Copper Wire
Certification
ISO, CE, Ukca, TUV
Operating Voltage
120V-250V
Case Material
Thermoplastic
Selling Units
Single Item
Production Capacity
10000PCS/Months
Packaging & Delivery
Single Package Size
40X35X8cm
Single Gross Weight
7.000kg
Transport Package
Paper Box
Bulk Package Size
42.50cm * 42.50cm * 41.00cm
Product Description
NACS to NACS EV Charging Cable
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Rated current 16A/32A Terminal temperature <50K
Operation voltage 120V-250V Withstand voltage 2000V
Insulation resistance >500MΩ(DC500V) Coupled insertion force 45N<F<100N
Contact Resistance 0.5mΩ Max Operating temperature -30°C to +50°C
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the warranty period for this charging cable?
The warranty is 12 months. During this period, we provide technical support and replacement parts for free, though customers are responsible for delivery costs.
Do you test all your goods before delivery?
Yes, we conduct a 100% test on all products before they are dispatched to ensure quality and safety.
What is the difference between a Movable Charger and a Wallbox Charger?
The main difference lies in the protection level: wallbox chargers typically have an IP54 rating suitable for outdoor use, while movable chargers usually have an IP43 rating and should not be used outdoors during rainy weather.
How does an AC EV charger work?
The output of an AC charging post is alternating current. This requires the vehicle's On-Board Charger (OBC) to rectify the voltage. The charging speed is limited by the power of the OBC, commonly 3.3kW or 7kW.
Which EV charger do I need for my vehicle?
It is best to choose according to your vehicle's On-Board Charger (OBC). For example, if your vehicle's OBC is 3.3KW, your vehicle will only charge at 3.3KW even if you use a 7KW or 22KW charger.
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