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Phoenix Contact 375A EV Charging Cable 375 kW 7 m

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RS Stock No.:
494-636
Mfr. Part No.:
1538067
Manufacturer:
Phoenix Contact
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Brand

Phoenix Contact

Product Type

EV Charging Cable

Cable Length

7m

Current Rating

375A

Terminated/Unterminated

Terminated

Voltage

1000V

IP Rating

IP54

Sheath Colour

Black

Minimum Operating Temperature

30°C

Outside Diameter

38mm

Better World Product

Yes

Better World Claim

Renewable Energy Solution

Power Rating

375kW

The Phoenix Contact DC charging cable designed for high performance electric vehicle charging. This cutting edge product excels in providing rapid charging with a robust cable length of 7 metres, ensuring convenience and flexibility during use. Tailored specifically for the Combined Charging System (CCS) Type 2, this cable supports both standard and high power charging up to 500 A, making it suitable for various charging infrastructures. With features geared towards durability, safety, and ease of maintenance, it offers an excellent solution for installations at charging stations and guarantees optimal efficiency for electric vehicle owners. The innovative design incorporates advanced temperature monitoring technology, enhancing user safety while promoting reliable performance over time.

Robust construction ensures long lasting use and high availability

Includes a flexible open cable end for simplified connection

Allows for easy maintenance due to exchangeable components

Manufactured in compliance with the highest automotive standards for quality assurance

Ideal for use in various charging station environments from carports to public charging parks

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