bokman EV Charger Type 2 to 3 Pin Plug - 10M - 2.3kW - 10A

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The Bokman portable electric vehicle charger is designed for EV owners who require a reliable backup or home charging solution using standard household power. Providing a consistent 2.3kW charging speed, it offers the essential convenience of a 10-meter cable to reach distant outlets. While it is an excellent tool for emergency use and overnight charging, it is important to note that its 10A output is slower compared to dedicated wallbox installations, making it less suitable for rapid daily top-ups.
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It is strongly recommended not to use an extension cord, as most are not rated for the high, continuous current required by electric vehicles and may pose a fire risk.
Yes, it features an IP65 rating, meaning it is protected against dust ingress and low-pressure water jets, making it safe for outdoor use in rain.
Charging time depends on your vehicle's battery capacity. At 2.3kW, a typical EV will gain approximately 6-8 miles of range per hour of charging.
This charger is compatible with any electric vehicle that uses a Type 2 charging inlet, which is the standard for most EVs in Europe and many other regions.
The LEDs provide a status update on your connection. Generally, a solid light indicates standby mode, while a flashing light confirms that power is actively flowing to your vehicle.
Verify that the wall outlet is receiving power by testing it with another appliance and ensure the plug is pushed firmly into the socket.
Ensure the Type 2 connector is fully seated in the vehicle's port and check the vehicle's internal settings to ensure a scheduled charge isn't blocking the immediate start.
Unplug the unit immediately. Ensure you are not using an extension lead, as these often cannot handle the continuous load required for EV charging.
To use this charger, simply insert the 3-pin plug into a standard, grounded wall outlet and connect the Type 2 connector to your vehicle's charging port. Ensure the wall outlet is in good condition and dedicated to the charger to avoid overloading local circuits.
For care and maintenance, always inspect the cable for signs of wear, fraying, or physical damage before each use. Keep the connector pins clean and free of debris. When not in use, store the unit in a cool, dry place and ensure the cable is coiled loosely to prevent internal wire stress. Avoid driving over the cable or exposing the control box to standing water.