EV Type 2 to CEE 230 Volt 16A Socket Power Supply Converter

Description EV Type 2 to CEE 230 Volt 16A Socket Power Supply Converter is an essential tool for those looking to harness the power of electric vehicle charging stations for various applications. This converter allows you to easily connect your devices to a Type 2 EV charge socket, providing a reliable and safe power supply. What This Is For This converter is designed for multiple use cases, making it ideal for outdoor adventures, camping, and powering electric devices. Whether you need to charge your motorhome battery, power an e-bike, or operate outdoor appliances, this product offers a versatile solution. Key Features Durable Construction: Built with a robust and flexible cable suitable for regular outdoor use. Instant Power Conversion: Converts any Type 2 EV charge socket into a standard CEE 16A (blue) 230 V EVSE outlet. Safety Assured: Equipped with IP44 splash-resistant connectors and integrated safety electronics for reliable performance. Universal Compatibility: Works seamlessly with all standard Type 2 sockets throughout the UK and Europe. Energises Charge Point Automatically: Plug and play functionality communicates with the EVSE (charging point) and simulates the CP connection that is required to energise the charge point. Note: Some charging points operate on a set timer, so if power does not start, the charging point may need to be activated using an app or an RFID key. Technical Specs Input: Type 2 (IEC 62196) plug Output: CEE 16 A blue socket (IEC 60309), single-phase Voltage / Current: 230 V AC ±10 % / 16 A max (≈ 3.6 kW) Protection Rating: IP44 (splash-resistant) unless using the IP67 Socket version. Use: Portable temporary power supply for outdoor or travel applications Compatibility & Safety Notes This power supply converter is compatible with most Type 2 charging stations in the UK and Europe. It is designed for outdoor use, with an IP44 rating that protects against splashes and light rain. However, it should not be submerged or left in standing water. Always ensure that your devices are rated for the power output provided. The EV Type 2 to CEE 230 Volt 16A Socket Power Supply Converter is an essential tool for connecting devices to a Type 2 EV charge socket, providing reliable power for various applications. For those looking for additional options, consider the Type 2 EVSE Plug to PowerCON TRUE1 Auxiliary Power Adapter 16A, which is ideal for stage and show users needing True1 cable connections. Home users can benefit from the Type-2 EV Charger to Weatherproof 4-Gang Socket with RCD for powering outdoor appliances like Christmas lights. For a compact solution, the Type-2 Power Outlet Converter UK Plug Version is perfect for charging e-bikes and scooters. If you need a longer reach, check out the 2 Metre EV Type 2 to CEE 230 Volt 16A Socket Power Supply Converter, which offers 2 metres of cable. Additionally, the EV Type 2 Plug to 4-Gang UK Socket Power Converter provides versatility with its 2 metres of cable to a UK 4-gang socket. Lastly, the EV Type 2 to CEE 230 Volt 16A Socket Power Supply Converter (white) features a white Type 2 plug and black cable for a sleek look. Frequently Asked Questions Can I use this to charge my motorhome battery? Yes. It’s ideal for powering a 12 V battery charger from a Type 2 EV charging outlet, delivering up to 3.6 kW of safe, regulated AC power. Does it work on all Type 2 charge posts? It’s compatible with most Type 2 (IEC 62196) sockets in the UK and Europe. Some posts may restrict auxiliary loads — always follow site rules. Is it suitable for outdoor use? Yes. The IP44 rating offers protection from splashes and light rain. Avoid submersion or allowing connectors to sit in standing water. Can it be used on 3-phase chargers? Yes. The adapter will negotiate a single-phase 16 A supply from most compatible 3-phase Type 2 charge points, giving a standard 230 V output. What devices can I power with this converter? Motorhome chargers, e-bike chargers, cool boxes, outdoor cooking gear, and small tools up to 3.6 kW — always check your equipment rating.