Tough, Safe, and Smart – EV Power 16 Amp Type 1 Charging Cable

Built with 6mA DC detection, this cable eliminates the need for an RCD Type B. Adjustable between 8, 10, and 16 Amps, it protects you from shock and fire hazards by detecting DC faults over 6mA.

Compatible with all Type 1 EVs/PHEVs like Nissan Leaf, Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV, Toyota Prius PHV, and most Japanese models. Designed for 16-Amp CEE wall sockets (see photo 3).

Charging daily? Consider a wall charger for convenience and durability.

Pro Tip: Always firmly push the plug into the power supply to avoid damage—this isn’t covered under warranty.

Power up safely and confidently!

16 amp plug insertion hint

Features

full LCD display with charging time display, kW received, voltage rate, Amp rate and kW delivered.
delay the start charging time up to 12 hours to take advantage of lower overnight electricity rates.

A Supplier Declaration of Conformity (SDoC) – description of the article and a statement that it complies with the required safety standard is available on request

If you are not sure about the Type of charging port we are happy to take your call or see you without an appointment. Come in and see our NZ compliant and tested range at 18 Iversen Terrace, Waltham, Christchurch. Our knowledgeable staff will help you choose the right product for your car.

SPECIFICATIONS:
16 Amp switchable to 8 or 10 amp on demand
Easy to read full LCD display
Owners manual
8.20m cable length
Two-year warranty

SAFETY:
Temperature sensor at CEE plug ‘Caravan’ plug end
ALL components TUV certified and fully compliant with IEC 62752
Earth Leakage protection
Fitted with CE plug and temperature sensor
6 milliamp DC Filter built-in
RCD Type B function.
Auto-reset so if there is a failure at the supply side, the unit will try again after several minutes

DURABLE:
Tough cable – designed for NZ (will withstand a car being driven over it)
IP 65 rated

– Make sure you correctly identify that your vehicle is a Type 1 EV or plug-in hybrid or this lead will not fit. Check out the photo below showing a Type 1 round port.

Type-1 US and Japan J1772 diagram