Mercedes - Mobile Charging Cable 16A Blue 240V CEE. Type 2 Plug

Type 2 to 16A CEE Plug Mobile Charging Cable Suitable For Mercedes EV

Type 2 Mercedes compatible portable charger that will charge your Mercedes PHEV/BEV using a 1 Phase 16A Blue 3 pin CEE plug, the type you will find at industrial units and campsites.. Our Mercedes portable chargers (also known as a mobile charging cable or granny cable) are suitable for charging your Mercedes electric vehicle / hybrid / PHEV anywhere there is a 3 pin 16A 230V CEE socket. Connect the Type 2 (also known as Mennekes) plug into your Mercedes electric vehicle for up to 16 amp charging. These Mercedes CEE mobile charging cables are backed by a 1 year warranty. To view all of our Mercedes charging cables please visit our Mercedes chargers page.

To date, our portable chargers can be used with the following Mercedes plug-in vehicles. This list is continually updated so please check your handbook, check that your vehicle socket matches the images above, or contact us if your electric vehicle is not listed:

Mercedes A 250e, Mercedes B Class, Mercedes C 300e and C 300de, Mercedes C 350e, Mercedes E 300e and E 300de, Mercedes E 350e, Mercedes EQA, Mercedes EQB, Mercedes EQC, Mercedes EQS, Mercedes EQV, Mercedes GLC, Mercedes GLE 350e, Mercedes GLE 500e, Mercedes S 500 PHEV, Mercedes eVito Van

The Duosida portable charger has been available on the market since 2012. The charger.has several safeguards for added protection while charging:

• Overvoltage Protection.
• Device PCB Overheat Protection.
• Lightning Protection.

• Overcurrent Protection
• Water Resistant.
• Earth Fault Protection

The 3 pin CEE plug portable / home charger can be used in any country that supports the 3 pin CEE plug. This portable charger is not manufactured by Mercedes. Please refer to your vehicle handbook for information about charging your vehicle. Charging your Mercedes vehicle using a 3 pin charging cable may cause a high load on the mains circuit if it is shared by other appliances. 3 pin chargers are therefore recommended for occasional use due to the increased risk of thermal damage caused by continuous loads at 16A. If you are looking to use a CEE charger for regular charging, please also see our Multi adapter EV charger as these chargers have additional safety features and the current can be reduced. Please ensure that the socket where you charge your vehicle is checked by a qualified electrician to ensure that the power outlet is suitable for EV charging and is protected against the causes of overheating. We also recommend that you use a dedicated circuit with a Type B RCBO installed by a qualified electrician. Do not plug the charger into an extension cord or adapter. Reasonable care must be taken if the unit is left outside when raining. Please ensure the unit is not left in standing water.

Please read the safety information in the user manual included with this charger before using it. If you do not receive this information, please contact us.

Charging cable checklist

To ensure that the cable you purchase is right for you, please read the following checklist:

• Make sure the charging cable is compatible with your vehicle. The photos at the top of the page show you what the pins in the connectors look like so you can match the cable to your vehicle.
• Ensure that your CEE socket is 16A. The plug for this charger is not compatible with a 1 Phase 32A CEE socket or a 3 Phase 16A or 32A socket. The information for the socket should indicate 16A and display the voltage between 200V-250V. The socket cover is usually blue.
• Make sure that the length of the cable is sufficient to reach the charging socket of your vehicle. We recommend allowing at least half a metre so that the cable is not overstretched.

If in doubt, please contact us via our contact page.

If you would like a Mode 3 charger that connects from a charging station to your EV, browse our range of Type 2 charging cables.

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