EV Charging Cables and Accessories

All of the EV cables we sell are made of high quality materials and manufactured here in the UK. They're also rigorously tested to the highest standards, ensuring that your cable is built to last for a long time.

Ideally you want to buy a charging cable that provides enough length to connect your electric vehicle to a charger without dangling above the ground. In most cases, our 5m charging cables are more than enough, however we do recommend measuring the distance between where you park your car and your charger if you are buying a cable to use at home.

Our car charging cables are compatible with all the untethered chargers we sell including the Easee One, Ohme ePod, Simpson and Partner Home 7 (untethered) and Easee Charge.

As for public charging stations, almost all of them will have a universal socket ensuring compatibility with all cables (including ours).

Please note: The Ohme Home Pro, Hypervolt Home 3, Tesla Wall Connector and Andersen A2 are not compatible due to coming with their own built-in cables.

Almost all electric vehicle manufacturers use the Type 2 EV cable standard meaning that our cables are guaranteed to work with almost all modern electric vehicles on the market today.

If you have an older electric vehicle however, such as the Nissan Leaf, it might have a Type 1 charging connector meaning that you will need to purchase a Type 1 cable.

Our vehicle database will tell you what charging connector your electric car has if you are unsure.

The most common charging cable types in the UK are Type 1 and Type 2.

Generally speaking, almost all plug-in cars made after 2015 will use a Type 2 connector while those made before will use a Type 1 connector. An exception to this are some Plug-in Hybrids (such as the Mitsubishi outlander) that haven't had a recent model refresh.

Smaller electric vehicles such as the Citreon Ami or Renault Twizy will use a three-pin plug rather than a dedicated EV cable connector. This also applies to some electric motorcycles.

While you can use our range of electric car charger cables with a three-phase EV charger, they're all single-phase, meaning that they have a maximum charging capacity of 7.4kW (adding around 30 miles of range per hour of charge). Most UK residential properties are single-phase so it's ideal for the majority of EV drivers.

If you would like a three-phase charging cable, please contact customer service and we will order one for you.

Yes, our car charging cables have a high IP55 waterproof rating, so it should be very durable and suitable for indoor and outdoor charging.

Yes, you can check the supplier's warranty here.

You can find detailed instructions on how to remove your Easee's front cover over on our help pages.

Please check with your local council before using our D-line EV cable covers on a public footpath.