The NRGKick NRG-CEE-3-32 adapter is designed for anyone who wants to charge their electric vehicle quickly, safely and flexibly when using an NRGKick mobile charging station. It provides a reliable connection to an industrial single-phase CEE socket 32 A, offering automatic protection and intelligent power management during charging.
Using a mobile station with adapters allows charging from different types of sockets, including on the road or in non-standard environments. This particular adapter is compatible with a single-phase Euro CEE 230 VAC / 32 A 3-pin socket and features a perfect fit, sturdy construction and a secure grip, eliminating the risk of unwanted disconnection.
The system automatically adapts the charging power according to the characteristics of the socket, preventing overload and ensuring safe charging. The built-in thermally sensitive pins monitor the temperature in real time and allow the station to reduce the current used in the event of a risk of overheating. This extends the life of the installation and provides peace of mind every time it is switched on.
Additionally, upon each connection, the NRGKick system performs diagnostics for potential network faults. In the event of a phase problem or unstable installation, charging is automatically blocked, with an LED indicator clearly signaling the fault.
NRGKick adapters are not only highly functional, but also comfortable. The soft surface and ergonomic design ensure a stable connection and easy removal when needed for replacement or storage.
Features:
- Compatible with NRGKick mobile charging station;
- Designed for industrial CEE 230 VAC / 32 A single-phase socket;
- Automatically adapts charging power to the type of outlet;
- Equipped with thermally sensitive pins for overheating protection;
- Checks for connection and phase problems;
- LED signaling when irregularities are detected;
- Perfect fit and secure grip;
- Single-phase;
- Maximum current: 32 A;
- Power: 7.4 kW;
- Operating voltage: 230 VAC;
- Color: blue;
- Protection level: IP44.
