Many people might wonder why the charging cable included with electric vehicles is limited to just 8A, especially when the on-board charger of the car can support up to 16A or even 32A in some models. The answer lies in safety and fire prevention.

Using an emergency charging cable with a lower capacity helps reduce the risk of heat buildup, which can occur, particularly when charging electric vehicles at home. Frequently plugging and unplugging the cable can cause the socket to become loose, which is another reason for potential heat generation. Even though the socket may support high current, for safety reasons, we recommend using a wall charger that is properly installed according to engineering standards and electrical codes.

Safe and Efficient Solutions

At Bluestone, we offer electric vehicle chargers with sizes of 7.4kW (single-phase) and 22kW (three-phase), designed to provide an excellent charging experience for customers. We prioritize customer satisfaction during use, with products made from high-quality materials to ensure durability and long-term reliability.

Conclusion

Choosing the right and safe charging equipment allows you to charge your electric vehicle efficiently and securely, reducing the risk of accidents that may occur during use. This ensures that your vehicle receives proper and optimal charging.

Using an emergency charging cable with a capacity of less than 8A not only considers user safety but also helps minimize risks associated with charging in unsuitable environments.