Specifications
| Termékkód | AK-SC-E16 |
| Felelős szervezet | Akyga Europe Sp. z o.o., 52-200 Suchy Dwór, Wrocławska 1c, Polska/Poland, contact@akyga.com |
| Fázisok száma | 3 fázis |
| Maximális áramerősség | 32 A |
| Kimeneti csatlakozó | Type 2 (IEC 62196-2) férfi csatlakozó |
| Aranyozott dugók | Ezüst |
| Termék színe | Kék |
| Termék mérete (H x SZ x M) | 240 x 110 x 45 mm |
| A csomag mérete (H x SZ x M) | 245 x 115 x 47 mm |
| Nettó tömeg | 380 g |
| Bruttó tömeg | 386 g |
| EAN kód | 5906708750108 |
Specifications are provided by the manufacturer; images are for illustration only.
Description
The Akyga® AK-SC-E16 three-phase plug is a Type 2 (IEC62196-2) male connector used for charging electric vehicles. This connector is also known as Mennekes and is the most popular type of connector on the European electric vehicle market. The Type 2 AK-SC-E16 connector is an ideal solution if you need to replace a damaged connector or build your own electric car charging cable.
Durability and robustness
The AK-SC-E16 connector has been designed with durability and resistance to damage in mind. The high-quality materials of the plug ensure it can withstand drops and pressure. The robust design guarantees a long service life and reliable performance in various conditions.
High current efficiently
Thanks to silver-plated contacts with increased resistance to corrosion and overheating, the AK-SC-E16 EV charging plug can handle currents of up to 32 A. This makes the connector suitable for both single-phase and three-phase installations, ensuring fast and efficient charging of the electric car.
Versatility and compatibility
The Type 2 connector fits most European AC charging stations, making it an extremely versatile solution. Whether you need to replace a damaged connector or assemble your own EV cable, this connector will meet your needs.
Safety and additional accessories
The connector comes with a 220 Ω resistor, which is essential for proper vehicle charging. It is important that the installation is performed by a properly qualified person to ensure safe use and prevent potential hazards, such as electric shock. Incorrect installation can have serious consequences, so it is always advisable to have this task performed by a professional.