Type 1 is a single-phase plug and is standard for charging all electric cars from North America, Japan, and some parts of China. It allows you to charge your car at a speed of up to 7.4 kW, depending on the charging power of your car and the grid capability. The Type 1 Cable is compatible with both Level 1 and Level 2 charging stations. Level 1 is the slowest type of charging. Level 1 chargers plug directly into a standard 120 volt AC outlet.

Mode 2 charging cables allow drivers to charge their electric cars from a standard 230V power socket outlet, providing up to 16A of alternative current. The Charging cable enables the flow of AC electricity from a charging station to the car's on-board charger. The cable is equipped with safety features, which provides power to the vehicle's charging port to enable communication between the car, and the charging station.

Electric cars charging cable adapters are used to connect an electric car to a charging station. They enable the car to draw power from the charging station. The adapters come in several different configuration depending on the make and model of the car and type of charging station. Some adapters also allow for communication between the car and the Charging station, allowing for remote monitoring of the charging process.

Type 2 EVSE charging cables are used to charge electric cars in Europe, UK, Australia, New Zealand and many other countries. The charging cable has two plug, a male Type 2 plug on one end, and a female Type 2 plug on the other end allowing the charging cable to be plugged into any comparable electric vehicle charging station. Type 2 charging cable powers output up to 22 kW for private charging, and 43 kW for public charging.