HOMCOM EV Charger - Type 2 to 3 Pin Plug - 10 m - 2.8 kW - 6-13 A

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The HOMCOM 2.8 kW EV Charger is an ideal solution for electric vehicle owners seeking a reliable, portable home charging option that connects directly to a standard 3-pin UK socket. It provides essential flexibility through adjustable amperage and scheduling features, making it perfect for overnight charging; however, users should note that the 2.8 kW output offers a slower charging speed compared to dedicated wall-box installations.
| Model Part Number | 5063603287198 |
|---|---|
| Brand | HOMCOM |
The unit is designed for durability, but it should not be submerged in water or left in heavy standing water.
It is strongly recommended not to use extension cables as they can pose a fire risk when carrying high current for long periods.
Charging time depends on your vehicle's battery capacity; at 2.8 kW, it is intended primarily for overnight top-ups.
The charger is compatible with any vehicle using the standard Type 2 charging inlet.
The charger will stop the session safely and typically resume when power is restored, depending on your vehicle's onboard settings.
Ensure the Type 2 connector is firmly inserted into the car's charging port and check the status indicator on the LCD screen.
Disconnect the charger from the power source for 60 seconds to reset the internal ST chip, then reconnect and try again.
Check if the amperage setting is manually limited to 6 A and adjust to 13 A if your home circuit supports the higher load.
To begin using the charger, plug the 3-pin end into a grounded UK wall outlet and connect the Type 2 end to your vehicle's charging port. Use the control interface on the unit to set your preferred amperage before initiating the session. For care and safety, keep the charging cable coiled and dry when not in use. Avoid using extension leads or multi-plug adapters, as these can overheat during high-amperage charging sessions. Regularly inspect the plug and cable for any signs of wear, fraying, or heat damage.