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80A 150A 200A 250A 300A 350A CCS1 EV Charging Connector
- Rated: 80A 150A 200A 250A 300A 350A optional
- Certificate: UL
- IP Level: TYPE 3R
- Mechanical lifespan: Plug and unplug ≥10000 times
- Product description: The CCS1 EV charging connector is an enhanced version of the Type 1 AC plug with two additional power contacts to enable DC fast charging. CCS1 is the most common fast-charging plug across North Ameri
Product introduction
SENKU UL List 80A 150A 200A 250A 300A 350A CCS1 EV Charging Connector
The CCS1 EV charging connector is an enhanced version of the Type 1 AC plug with two additional power contacts to enable DC fast charging. CCS1 is the most common fast-charging plug across North America besides Tesla's Supercharger technology which has its own plug. CCS1 supports power outputs of up to 350 kW.
Electric Performance.
Rated current
80A 150A 200A 250A 300A 350A
Operate voltage
1000V DC
Insulation resistance
>2000MΩ (DC1000V)
Terminal temperature rise.
<50K
Mechanical life
no-load plug in / plug out > 10000 times
Materia
Thermoplastic, Flame retardant grade UL94-0;
Pin: Cooper alloy,sliver + thermoplastic on the top
Operation Temp.
-30℃ ~ + 50℃
IP protection class
TYPE 3R
Standard
UL 2251 / SEA J1772
Certifications
UL Certification
Differences Between CCS1 and CCS2
The CCS (Combined Charging System) connectors, namely CCS1 and CCS2, are pivotal in the electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure but differ in several key aspects which are essential for compatibility and operational functionality in different regions. Here's a detailed comparison:
CCS2 EV Charging Connector: Based on the Type 2 plug, which is capable of both single and three-phase charging, making it more versatile in terms of the power delivery it can handle. The DC fast charging capability is integrated by adding two additional large pins above the main AC connector, a layout commonly seen in Europe.
CCS2 EV Charging Connector: Widely adopted across the European Union, and it is also found in parts of Asia and Australia. The European Commission’s push for a standardized connector has aided in its widespread adoption.
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