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FAQ
Which car charger adapter should you choose?
The choice depends on the charger's plug and the socket available. For a household socket with an industrial charger use a Schuko to CEE adapter, for a 16 A socket with a 32 A charger use a 32 A to 16 A reducer, and for a car with a Type 1 socket you need a Type 2 to Type 1 adapter.
Does an adapter increase charging power?
No. An adapter only changes the shape of the plug. Charging power is limited by the weakest element in the chain: the socket, the breaker in the distribution board, or the car's onboard charger.
Can I charge from a 230 V socket with an 11 kW charger through an adapter?
Yes, provided the charger allows the current to be limited. Models with adjustment, such as the P and Q series, let you drop to a value that is safe for a household socket. Charging then runs at up to around 3.7 kW.
Which Type 2 cable should you choose for charging at a station?
Match the cable to the power your car accepts. An 11 kW cable (3 x 16 A) is enough for most electric cars; a 22 kW cable (3 x 32 A) makes sense when the car supports 22 kW of alternating current.
Is there an adapter for charging at a DC fast-charging station?
No. Direct current charging through CCS or CHAdeMO connectors requires communication between the station and the car, and it cannot be achieved with an adapter from an AC socket.
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