Detailed explanation of the specifications and models of European standard charging cables

The specifications and models of European standard charging cables are varied to meet the needs of different electric vehicles and charging facilities. The following are some common European standard charging cable specifications and models and their characteristics:

EN/UL/GB models: These models include IEC62893, EN50620 (IEC62893-3 is equivalent to EN50620), UL62, GB/T 33594, etc.

Among them, the structural conductor material of EN50620 products is bare copper strip copper, which is resistant to high temperatures, with a rated temperature between -40℃ and 90℃, and a rated voltage of AC 300/500V.

For example, the cable manufacturer prints H07VV-F European standard cable: This cable meets the requirements of HD (EU unified coordination standard) and has a voltage level of 450/750V. It uses PVC sheath material and is suitable for flexible use places such as medium and light mobile appliances, instruments and equipment, and household appliances.

Cable models include a variety of specifications, such as 0.752C, 0.753C, etc., to meet different current transmission requirements.

Specific purpose cables: such as cables with EVM-1 and EVM-2 sheath materials, suitable for charging mode 1 of IEC 61851-1, rated voltage 300/500V, and specifications ranging from 3x1.5mm2 to 3x2.5mm2.

For charging requirements with higher voltages and specifications, such as charging modes with rated voltages not exceeding 450V/750V, the specification range can be extended to 3x1.5mm23x35mm2, 4x2.5mm24x35mm2, etc.

CE certified cables:

Many European standard charging cables have obtained CE certification, which means that they meet the standard requirements of a series of EU directives such as safety, health, environmental protection and consumer protection.

Other specific models: such as H05V2V2-F, H07Z1Z1-F and other models, these cables usually have characteristics such as low smoke and halogen-free, and are suitable for places with high requirements for safety and environmental protection.

When choosing a European standard charging cable, you need to consider the charging power, charging voltage, current requirements of the electric vehicle, as well as the compatibility, safety and durability of the cable. At the same time, you should also pay attention to whether the cable manufacturer and supplier have a good reputation and after-sales service guarantee.

The above content is for reference only. If you need more detailed information, it is recommended to refer to the relevant standards and product manuals provided by the manufacturer. Please search and visit: OMG EN high-voltage cable