What is the difference between panel sockets with and without a locking motor?

A socket with a locking motor locks the cable in place while charging and is recommended for shared and public chargers. Sockets without a locking motor are cheaper and suit applications that don't need a lock.

Which combination socket for a portable charger?

The 3/32A version for single-phase Mono Mobile, the 5/32A version for three-phase Pro Mobile 2; the three-socket version if you use both.

Charger Components

Bemis DC Charging Connector CCS2 with Open-End Cable – 80 A to 400 A$311.90

Bemis Fused Charging Socket Box IP66 – For Portable EV Chargers$99.90

Bemis Fused Charging Socket Box IP44 – For Portable EV Chargers$87.90

Bemis CEE Plug Power Cable with Open End 1.5 m (3/32A, 5/32A)$21.90

Bemis Type 2 Panel Socket without Locking Motor (Single-Phase, Three-Phase)$34.90

Bemis Type 2 Panel Socket with Locking Motor (Single-Phase, Three-Phase)$51.90

Bemis Type 2 Charging Cable with Open End – For Chargers (5 m, 8 m)$53.90

Who are charger components for?

This category contains spare parts and components for charger manufacturers, switchboard builders, electrical contractors and service companies: Type 2 panel sockets, open-ended Type 2 and CCS2 charging cables, and CEE power cables.

For portable charger users there are also fused combination sockets with residual current protection: the right socket, fuse and protection in one box for your garage. All connections must be made by a qualified electrician; contact us for bulk orders.