Akyga AK-SC-E26 eMobility charging port 32 A 3-phase

The Akyga® AK-SC-E26 Type 2 socket is a three-phase plug developed for charging devices for electric vehicles (EV). It is suitable for Ideal in the construction of EV adapters as well as for the repair or upgrade of existing power cables. The robust construction and precision workmanship make it an indispensable component in private and semi-professional charging systems.

Type 2 socket according to the European EV charging standard

The Akyga AK-SC-E26 type 2 AC socket was developed on the basis of standard IEC 62196-2 type 2, which is currently the most widely used charging interface in Europe. This ensures complete compatibility with common charging stations and wall boxes and ensures a stable and safe charging under all conditions.

Three-phase type 2 socket – fast and efficient charging

The EV socket type 2 AK-SC-E26 supports the three-phase alternating current (AC) with a maximum current of 32 A and a voltage of 400 V. This allows a charging power of up to 22 kW, which considerably reduces the time required for charging the vehicle battery. Excellent contact conductivity and low contact resistance ensure high efficiency and safety when used – without the risk of overheating or power loss.

Durable design, resistant to external influences

The Akyga® AK-SC-E26 Type 2 charging socket for electric cars is made of durable materials that are resistant to mechanical damage, UV radiation and moisture. The protection class IP44 guarantees effective protection against dust and water, so that it is suitable both for indoor use - e.g. in garages - and outdoors.

In addition, the socket has fixing holes, which enable a stable and secure attachment of the plug to the wall box or another charging station casing. This ensures a stable and permanent seat and at the same time provides for a clean and clear installation.

Note - Type 2 socket does not function as a charger

It is important to note that the Akyga® AK-SC-E26 type 2 connector is only one connector element in the charging system for electric vehicles. It does not function as a stand-alone charger – it neither regulates the flow of energy nor controls the charging process. For the charging process to be carried out correctly and safely, a suitable EVSE or Wallbox device must be used, which is responsible for communicating with the vehicle and controlling the charging parameters. The connector, on the other hand, is a reliable link in the entire EV-installation.

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