Find my starting point

Start with what you know.

Identify the market, purpose, vehicle inlet and power source before choosing a configuration. A category match is not installation or vehicle approval.

Answer three focused questions. Mode 2 skips a redundant power question; cable asks 7 kW or 22 kW; V2L asks about native vehicle support.

Charge from an electrical supply Connect a charging point Power external devices

1 / 3 What do you need the product to do?

Charge from an electrical supply Portable Mode 2 charging with the control box in the cable. Connect a charging point Type 2 charging point or wallbox to a Type 2 vehicle. Power external devices Vehicle-to-load through a compatible vehicle’s Type 2 port.

Technical diagram comparing 5 m, 7.5 m and 10 m cable reach as illustrative parking-route examples; charge-port location varies by vehicle and the diagram is not to scale. — DIAGRAM · EXPLANATION ONLY

Compare the route, not just the number

5 m

7.5 m

10 m

Charge-port location is illustrative and varies by vehicle. Diagram not to scale. Measure your actual parking route.

Measure the route. Leave room to connect.

Charging-point socketVehicle port

Measure the cable route
Allow slack
Not straight-line distance

Illustrative route only: not to scale, installation evidence or wiring instructions. This shows a Type 2 charging-point cable. For Mode 2, also establish the exact supply connection and control-unit position.

Park as you normally do. Follow the cable path around obstacles and leave comfortable reach at both ends. Select 5, 7.5 or 10 m; do not join extensions as a length option.

Compare the route, not just the number

Measure the route. Leave room to connect.