Cord Coiled Charging Cable 7.5 metre 230V 32A 7.4kW

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Transform your electric vehicle charging with the Cord 7.5m coiled EV charging cable, a premium Type 2 to Type 2 connector crafted for 7kW single-phase charging. Perfect for UK EV drivers needing a durable, long-reach coiled electric vehicle charging cable for home EV chargers, workplace stations, or public points.

With a usable length of ~5.5m, this cable extends effortlessly and retracts for tidy storage, keeping your space clutter-free. Universally compatible with all EVs from 2018 onwards, it boasts IP65 waterproofing, IK10 impact resistance, and a 3-year warrantybuilt to endure UK weather and daily use.

Unlike standard cables, this coiled EV charging cable stays off the ground, avoiding dirt and rainwater for a cleaner unplugging experience. Ideal for home EV charging, it delivers a full charge in ~8 hours at 7kW.

COMPATIBILITY

Compatible with all electric vehicles and EV chargers

Type 2 connector is compatible with all electric vehicles since 2018.

Easy to connect, works with all EV chargers, home, workplace and public.

22kW high speed charging – charge your car to full in around 3 hours.

FEATURE PACKED

• Free standard delivery
• 7.5m (5.5m usable) 7kW 32A single phase – for home and workplace
• Coiled – easy transportation and storage
• Type 2 socket – fits all EVs
• 3 year warranty – high quality

DURABLE & HIGH QUALITY DESIGN

• Coiled – save time by making wrapping your cable a thing of the past
• High quality design and manufacturing – 3 year warranty
• IP65 waterproofing rating – ideal for British weather, and IK10 impact resistance
• Durable – can work in temperatures up to +80c and as low as -40c

TECHNICAL DATA

Cord Single Phase Straight Cables Datasheet

Cord Single Phase Coiled Cables Datasheet

EV Cables User Manual

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