I mean arctic is really too flimsy for these applications, hence the H07RN-F, but I do like the picture of the unruly cable being like training a snake haha!
Using one of these cable carry bags was my initial idea, actually... but the problem is the moment you take the cable out it starts to have a mind of its own! ?
shhhhhhhhh I might! Will mean I can charge on at least 75% of my street, once you include granny charger options (I have 2x 30m Masterplug reels of 1.25mm arctic flex from Costco, which while not ideal, do the job at 10 amps). On facebook people were (per usual) panicking about fire risks, but...
Another point is that the overall price of this cable isn't massively more than your average 5 metre cable... which suggests someone is making considerable profit somewhere. Also, most people making EV cables use special EV cabling with a thinner communications wire, but I concluded buying...
My understanding is the female ends are in high demand, probably due to building lots of tethered cables... that said, if you look at local UK suppliers, I'm used to seeing the cable ends easily over £60, so I think this is overall decent value.
that's a potentially good shout! I would think the caravan CEE connectors are a bit smaller than Type 2 EV Plugs, but this might work. Only question is if you are rating the sizing based on 3 core arctic flex... as 4 core H07RN-F is a good bit thicker...
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