Build a Type 2 cable assortment around phase, current, length, connector ends and use case. Single-phase and three-phase cables are separate buying decisions, not cosmetic variants. Ask for model-level drawings, cable construction, temperature guidance, included accessories and sample status. Southwind can coordinate Type 2 cables alongside adapters, portable chargers and other connector configurations; each SKU’s ratings, MOQ and delivery must be confirmed.

Separate the decisions customers make

Record single- or three-phase supply, current, length and whether the cable is Type 2 to Type 2 or an extension. Put these fields in the title and RFQ.

Avoid copying one variant’s rating

Request exact current, voltage, phase, dimensions, weight and operating conditions. Keep unknown values “To be confirmed.”

Validate fit and handling

Use representative EVSE and vehicle inlets. Check insertion, release, bend guidance, storage, charging sequence and repeated handling.

Build a low-risk first assortment

Start with sample-approved variants and keep less certain formats as test or special order. A broad portfolio reduces coordination, but variants are not interchangeable.

FAQ

Are single-phase and three-phase Type 2 cables interchangeable?

No. Confirm supply, vehicle/EVSE requirements and configuration.

What should a distributor show in a listing?

Connector ends, phase, current, length, use case and included items.

Next step

Send target phase, current, length, connector ends and quantity tier for review.

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