CCS Charging Cable
Combined Charging System (CCS) cables for high-speed DC fast charging. Essential for modern EVs requiring rapid charging capabilities.
CCS Charging Cable Overview
CCS (Combined Charging System) cables are the European standard for DC fast charging, supporting both AC and DC charging through a single connector. These cables enable high-power charging up to 350kW, significantly reducing charging times for compatible EVs.
Fast Charging
Up to 350kW power
Safety First
Advanced safety systems
Universal
European standard
Technical Specifications
CCS charging cable technical details and performance characteristics
Connector Type:CCS (Combined Charging System)
Power Rating:Up to 350kW
Current Rating:Up to 500A
Voltage Rating:50V - 1000V DC
Cable Length:3m - 5m options
Protection Rating:IP54 (weatherproof)
Operating Temperature:-30°C to +50°C
Safety Standards:IEC 62196-3, SAE J1772
Compatible EV Models
Electric vehicles that support CCS charging in New Zealand
Tesla Model 3 (with adapter)
Tesla Model Y (with adapter)
BMW i3, i4, iX
Mercedes EQC, EQS, EQA
Audi e-tron series
Volkswagen ID.3, ID.4
Hyundai Ioniq 5, Kona Electric
Kia EV6, e-Niro
Ford Mustang Mach-E
Genesis GV60, GV70
Polestar 2, 3
Volvo XC40 Recharge
Why CCS Cables are Essential
- High-Speed Charging: Enables DC fast charging up to 350kW, reducing charging time from hours to minutes
- Future-Proof Standard: CCS is becoming the global standard for DC fast charging
- Versatile Connector: Supports both AC (up to 43kW) and DC (up to 350kW) charging
- Wide Compatibility: Supported by most modern European and American EV manufacturers
New Zealand Suppliers
Authorized dealers and installers of CCS charging equipment
Installation & Maintenance
Installation Requirements
- • Professional installation required for fixed installations
- • Electrical certification needed for high-power systems
- • Proper grounding and safety systems essential
- • Compatible with CCS-enabled charging stations
- • Regular connector inspection recommended
Maintenance Tips
- • Keep connectors clean and dry
- • Store cable properly when not in use
- • Inspect for wear or damage regularly
- • Ensure proper connector alignment during use
- • Professional servicing annually for fixed installations
