Type 2 - 3 phase charging cable

This category brings together Voldt® Type 2 charging cables developed for three-phase AC charging, intended for users who want to make full use of higher-power AC infrastructure. These cables are suitable for electric vehicles equipped with a Type 2 connector and for three-phase installations delivering up to 22 kW, as well as configurations limited to 11 kW, depending on vehicle and installation capabilities.
They are a common choice for advanced home wallboxes and public AC charging points. Here you will find solutions designed for regular and intensive use, with a focus on real-world compatibility, electrical safety and long-term durability. Voldt® charging cables are designed and manufactured in Europe, using robust materials and a construction prepared for frequent charging sessions, without compromise.

What is a Type 2 charging cable and when is it used?

A Type 2 charging cable is used when the electric vehicle supports AC charging and the charging infrastructure provides a three-phase connection. In this scenario, the same cable can be used for 11 kW or 22 kW charging, depending on the onboard charger of the vehicle and the available power of the installation.
When used in a full three-phase setup, the cable enables charging up to 22 kW, significantly reducing charging time compared to single-phase solutions.
This type of cable is used when:

The vehicle is equipped with a Type 2 connector
The electrical installation is three-phase
Charging takes place using alternating current
There is a desire to maximise the available AC charging power

In these contexts, the cable acts as the direct link between the vehicle and the charging point, with the charging process controlled by the wallbox or public charging infrastructure.

22 kW and 11 kW charging cable in home and public environments

Type 2 charging cables in this category are frequently used in environments where a three-phase wallbox is installed. Depending on the vehicle, this allows charging at 11 kW or 22 kW, offering flexibility without the need to change cables.
They are also common at public AC charging points, where infrastructure often supports higher power levels.
In daily use, this configuration offers:

Reduced total charging time compared to single-phase charging
Efficient use of three-phase installations
Flexibility for vehicles limited to 11 kW as well as those capable of 22 kW
Future-proofing for vehicle or infrastructure upgrades

For users who drive longer distances or require faster charging when available, this solution offers clear advantages.

Compatibility with vehicles and three-phase infrastructure

Not all electric vehicles support AC charging at 22 kW. Many vehicles are limited to 11 kW AC charging, even when connected to a three-phase installation. For this reason, a Type 2 22 kW charging cable should be selected when the infrastructure supports three phases, regardless of whether the vehicle charges at 11 kW or 22 kW.
Before choosing this category, it is important to confirm:

The vehicle’s maximum AC charging power (11 kW or 22 kW)
The presence of a three-phase electrical installation
The capacity of the wallbox or charging point

Using a cable rated for 22 kW does not force the vehicle to charge beyond its limits, but ensures that the cable itself never becomes a limiting factor.

Straight cable or coiled cable for three-phase charging

As with other categories, Type 2 charging cables are available in both straight and coiled versions, suitable for 11 kW and 22 kW AC charging. Both offer identical electrical performance; the difference lies solely in usage and cable management.
A straight cable is recommended when:

The charging point is further away from the vehicle
Greater physical reach is required
Space is not a limiting factor

A coiled cable is useful when:

The charging point is close to the vehicle
Space organisation is important
You want to reduce cable contact with the ground

Regardless of the format, the electrical performance remains consistent.

Safety and reliability in three-phase charging

Charging at higher AC power levels, such as 11 kW or 22 kW, involves sustained current across multiple phases. For this reason, cable quality is essential to ensure safety and stability during prolonged charging sessions.
Voldt® cables in this category are developed with:

Conductors sized for three-phase AC charging
Solid, precisely fitted connectors
Insulation resistant to heat and mechanical wear
A construction designed for intensive use

This approach reduces the risk of excessive heat build-up and contributes to predictable, stable operation over time.

Who is this collection for?

This Type 2 charging cable collection is suitable for:

Users with three-phase electrical installations
Electric vehicles compatible with 11 kW or 22 kW AC charging
Drivers who want to reduce charging times when possible
Advanced home charging setups and public AC charging locations

For vehicles or installations limited to single-phase charging, other categories may be more appropriate. Where three-phase infrastructure is available, this solution offers maximum flexibility and performance.

European quality focused on the long term

Like all Voldt® products, the cables in this collection are designed and manufactured in Europe. The priority is to provide durable, technically sound solutions aligned with the real demands of three-phase AC charging.
The combination of high-quality materials, clear certification and functional design results in a cable built for many years of consistent use.

Choosing the right Type 2 charging cable

When selecting a Type 2 charging cable, it is essential to consider:

Vehicle compatibility (11 kW or 22 kW AC)
Electrical installation capacity
The cable format best suited to the available space

Within this collection you will find solutions designed for real-world scenarios, with a focus on safety, durability and technical clarity. Review the available options and choose the Voldt® charging cable that best matches your infrastructure and charging routine.

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