New cable delivery

EV info charging cable

Just received a new delivery of EV Charging cables:
These are Type 1 to Type 2 cables for charging electric cars from public charging stations, like the two Nissan Leafs drinking in Godalming.
Two nissan Leafs charging
 
The cables are 5 meter 16Amp and fit cars with a standard Type 2 connector: Therse include the Leaf, Prisus Plug In, Ampera and the popular Mitsubishi Outlander Plug In.
EV Charging Cable in bubble wrap EV Charging Cable Plug EV Charging Cable Plug EV Charging Cable EV Charging Cable Plug EV Charging Cable EV Charging CableNow available from the EVinfo on-line store.
 

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