10 m lange Ladekabel für Elektrofahrzeuge
Ladekabel Typ 1 - Typ 2 ( 32A, 1 Phase, 7KW ) - 10M
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€140,00
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€140,00
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Ladekabel Typ 2 - Typ 2 ( 32A, 3 Phasen, 22KW ) - 10M
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€170,00
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€170,00
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Ladekabel 220V - Typ 2, 10m (16A, 1 Phase 3,3 kW)
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€150,00
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€150,00
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Ladekabel Typ 2 – Typ 2 (32 A, 1-phasig, 7 kW) – 10 m
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€120,00
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€120,00
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Ladekabel 480 V - Typ 2 ( 16A, 3 Phasen 11 kW) - 10m
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€350,00
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€350,00
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Ladekabel 220V - Typ 2, 10m (16A, 1 Phase 3,3 kW)
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€160,00
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€160,00
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Ladekabel 220V - Typ 1, 10m ( 16A, 1 Phase 3,6 kW)
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€165,00
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€165,00
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10 m lange Ladekabel für Elektrofahrzeuge additional information
10m Ladekabel bieten extra Reichweite und maximale Flexibilität beim Laden. Perfekt für größere Parkabstände oder schwer erreichbare Ladepunkte zuhause oder an öffentlichen Ladestationen.
FAQ's
When do I need a 10m cable instead of a 5m one?
Choose a 10m cable when the charging point is far from your vehicle's charging inlet, for example if the wallbox is on the opposite wall, you park nose-out on a driveway, or the socket at a public charging station is several metres away. If your charging point is always nearby, a 5m cable is lighter, easier to handle and usually more affordable.
Does a longer cable charge more slowly?
No. For AC charging at these power levels, a high-quality 10m cable delivers the same charging speed as a 5m cable. Charging speed is determined by your vehicle's onboard charger and the charging station, not by the cable length within this range.
Which connector and power should I choose?
Match the vehicle-side connector to your vehicle's charging inlet — Type 2 for most European EVs and Type 1 for older or imported models. Then choose the power rating supported by both your vehicle and the charging station: 7kW single-phase or 11kW/22kW three-phase. Choosing a higher power rating than your vehicle supports will not increase charging speed.
Can I use a 10m cable at a public charging station?
Yes. A 10m Type 2 to Type 2 cable is ideal for public AC charging stations, where the bay layout often places the socket some distance from the vehicle. Simply match the cable's power rating to both the charging station and your vehicle.
Is a 10m cable harder to store?
A 10m cable is bulkier and heavier than a 5m cable, so it takes up more boot space and is slightly less convenient to coil. If you only occasionally need the extra reach, consider using a 5m cable for everyday charging and keeping the 10m cable as a backup for awkward charging locations.
