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type 2 socket to type 1 plug

A few years ago, and maybe even more recently than that electric cars also known as EVs were largely considered the realm of science fiction. We are all exploring ways to benefit the earth and be less ruinous. They accomplish this in a single way: electric car. Still, plugging in an electric car is different from visiting a gas station to fill up with gasoline. By nature of its unique type, it needs a special plug to go into the socket that conveys electricity from the charging station to the vehicle's battery.

They are mainly used by American and Japanese electric vehicle manufacturers, either a typo 1 connector, sometimes called J1772. They have 5 connected metal pins. Every one of these pins work in a given way and send the electric capacity subsequently so as to charge battery.

En trin-for-trin guide

Type 2 sockets, on the other hand, are more commonly used by European car manufacturers and should be familiar if you drive a BMW or any Mercedes-Benz—they're also at least an option in every Volkswagen. There are seven pin sockets rather than the five. The additional pins in a Type 2 socket let you charge the car battery more quickly and can even allow it to export power back into your house when idle.

If you have a Type 1 plug and want to use it with a Type 2 socket, an adapter is necessary. Adapter : A device that connects the two different types of plugs and sockets. What follows is a straightforward, step-by-step guide for charging up your electric car using an adapter like Type 1 to Type 2.

Why choose AOTAI type 2 socket to type 1 plug?

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