Connector scope
Define the CCS2 vehicle-side interface, mechanical requirements, temperature monitoring and intended duty.
Southwind supports B2B discussions for CCS2 vehicle connectors and DC charging cable assemblies used in charging-equipment integration. Confirm the electrical target, thermal design, cable construction and charger-side interface before model selection.

This manufacturer page targets CCS2 connector and CCS2 charging cable procurement. It does not present Southwind as a complete DC fast charger manufacturer without separate product evidence.
Define the CCS2 vehicle-side interface, mechanical requirements, temperature monitoring and intended duty.
Confirm voltage, current, cooling approach, conductor, jacket, length, bend and strain relief.
Provide charger architecture, equipment-side termination, routing, communication context and market.
No. A connector or cable-assembly supplier provides components for charger integration. A complete DC charging system has a broader power-electronics and system scope.
No. Current, voltage, cooling, cable construction and operating conditions must come from the exact model and revision evidence.
No. CCS2 conversion adapters are separate products with their own direction, compatibility and validation requirements.
Include charger architecture, electrical target, cooling approach, cable length, termination, market and quantity.
Contact the CCS2 supplier