EV Charging Cables · Type 1 / Type 2 / CCS / CHAdeMO / GB-T · IEC 62893 / EN 50620

EV Charging Cable Manufacturer for AC Wallbox and DC Fast Charging

EV charging cables with fine-stranded Class 5/6 copper, power cores plus CP/PP pilot conductors — rated AC 450/750V and higher DC, built to IEC 62893 and EN 50620 — engineered for repeated plug-in, coiling and fast-charge current on wallboxes, public DC chargers and vehicle-side leads.

AC 450/750V + higher DC fine-stranded copper IEC 60228 Class 5/6 TPU sheath CP / PP pilot cores -40°C to +90°C (125°C) IEC 62893 / EN 50620 EV / EVE / EVJ Type 1/2 · CCS · CHAdeMO · GB-T
Super-flex Class 5/6 Abrasion-resistant jacket Oil / UV resistant -40°C to +90°C IEC 62893 / EN 50620
Yaxing TPU-sheathed EV charging cable and charging-gun assembly Fine-stranded Class 5/6 copper · CP / PP pilot cores · TPU sheath · EV / EVE / EVJ
Construction & Signals

EV Charging Cable Construction — Fine-Stranded Copper Power Cores, Pilot Signals and TPU Sheath

An EV charging cable is not just a power lead — it is a charging assembly that has to carry current and let the charger, the cable and the car handshake with each other. This section explains why it is built the way it is, and which type family to order — the full ratings sit in the table below.

L1 L2 CP PP PE Power cores (Class 5/6) CP / PP pilot signals TPU sheath + earth
  • Fine-stranded copper power cores (Class 5/6)

    The power conductors are bundled from many fine strands rather than one solid rod, so every plug-in and coiling spreads its strain across the whole bundle instead of loading a single wire; the strands do not work-harden and snap at the connector root the way a solid or coarse conductor does under repeated handling. This is the mechanism behind a cable that is plugged and coiled without breaking.

  • Control-pilot / proximity-pilot signal cores (CP / PP)

    A charging cable has to talk, not only carry power: dedicated pilot conductors let the charge point confirm the connection, signal the available current and start and stop the session with the vehicle. Carrying signal cores alongside the power cores is what makes this a charging assembly rather than a plain power line — the reason it is built differently from a power, solar or rubber cable.

  • TPU sheath

    Thermoplastic polyurethane is used because it is elastic and tough at once: it springs back after every plug-in cycle rather than taking a set, resists oil, abrasion, UV and weather at an outdoor charge point, and stays supple in the cold. It is the skin that takes the daily plugging, the floor drag and the station knocks so the cores underneath never have to.

EV / EVJ for AC charging on wallboxes, EVE for DC fast charging on public chargers. Which one you order is driven by the charging mode, the connector standard and the current — the table below sets the modes side by side so the choice is one glance.
By Mode & Connector

EV Charging Cable Types, Modes and Connector Standards — AC and DC Fast Charging

Match the charging mode and the connector standard to the right type. Every figure here is a recognised international standard, not a private specification — and this table is the one place the full ratings are set out.

AC charging EV / EVJ AC 450/750VRated voltage
Type 1 Type 2

Home and commercial wallboxes — slow / medium AC charging, plugged and coiled every day.

DC fast charging EVE Higher DC voltageHigh current
CCS CHAdeMO GB-T

Public fast-charge stations — high-current fast charging at high plug-in frequency, taking the station-floor crush.

Common construction: All types use fine-stranded Class 5/6 copper with power cores plus CP/PP pilot conductors, a TPU or rubber sheath, rated -40°C to +90°C (125°C max), to IEC 62893 and EN 50620.

Selection help: Tell us the charging mode (AC or DC), the connector standard, the current, cores and cross-section, and our engineers confirm the exact type and construction for your charge point — with third-party test reports available.
Built to Charge

Charging-Duty Endurance — Plug-In Cycles, Fast-Charge Current and Station Safety

An EV cable earns its keep at the connector — plugged, unplugged and coiled every session, and pushed hard when a car is fast-charging — so the question buyers actually ask is not what it is rated at, but how it keeps working through that duty. Here is the mechanism.

Fast-charge heat Oil / UV Halogen-free
  • Repeated plug-in & coiling fatigue

    A charging lead is worked hardest at two points unique to charging duty: the connector root, bent and tugged every time the gun is plugged in and pulled out, and the reeling section, coiled and paid back out between sessions. Those points absorb the full plug-in and coiling cycle count of a charge point's daily service, so the construction is engineered to keep flexing there without the cores loosening at the termination or the lead stiffening at the reel — the failure a fixed-install or poorly-terminated cable shows first when it is put to charging work.

  • Fast-charge current & heat

    A DC fast-charge session drives a large current, and large current means temperature rise; the conductor cross-section carries it, the TPU tolerates the heat, and the cable holds within its rated temperature range so it neither derates mid-session nor ages the sheath prematurely.

  • Oil, UV & abrasion

    An outdoor charge point means sunlight, spilled oil and a cable dragged across the station floor; the TPU jacket shrugs off all of it and does not crack or split so the pilot and power cores underneath stay protected.

  • Cold-start flexibility

    At the cold end of its rated range the TPU stays supple, so the cable is still easy to plug in and coil in hard winter service rather than going stiff and unmanageable like an ordinary line.

  • Station safety

    For public stations, an optional halogen-free / flame-retardant compound limits smoke and flame spread in a fire; we describe the endurance from mechanism and from the bending and flexing tests written into IEC 62893, never an invented plug-in cycle count — no fabricated numbers, customer names or testimonials.

On the Charge

Where Our EV Charging Cables Are Used — AC Wallboxes, DC Fast Chargers and Vehicle Leads

Map your charge point to the mode, connector and type it needs, so the cable matches how the charging actually works it rather than a generic datasheet.

EV charging cable plugged into a home wallbox with a Type 2 connector
AC · Type 1/2 · EV / EVJ

AC Home & Commercial Wallboxes

Type 1 / Type 2 leads plugged and coiled daily, where EV / EVJ at 450/750V keeps everyday AC charging supple and unbroken.

High-current DC fast-charging cable at a public charging station
DC · CCS / CHAdeMO / GB-T · EVE

DC Public Fast-Charge Stations

CCS / CHAdeMO / GB-T leads carrying big current at high plug-in frequency and taking the station-floor crush, where EVE handles fast-charge duty.

Portable EV charging lead coiled and stored in a vehicle boot
Portable · Type 2 · EV / EVJ

Vehicle-Side Charging Leads

The portable lead carried on the car, coiled and stored again after every charge, kept flexible in heat and cold.

EV charging cable built into a charging gun on an EVSE assembly line
EVSE · connector-matched

EVSE & Charging-Gun Harnesses

Cable built into charge points and charging guns by EVSE manufacturers, where the connector standard has to match the assembly exactly.

Made at Source

Why Source EV Charging Cables From Yaxing

Behind the reel is a manufacturer that runs its own production lines, not a trader passing on cable it never made — and one the State Grid has kept on as a long-term supplier across 30 years. A charging lead that quits at the connector puts a charge point out of service, so nothing leaves the plant until it has passed a 100% test in our in-house German-standard laboratory, and the complete certification set — CE, UL, TÜV, SAA, RoHS, IEC and ISO 9001 — travels with the order, third-party reports included for your charging spec.

See the full factory, quality system and certification record
Automated EV charging cable production line at Yaxing Ten automated lines · 100,000 m² base
To Your Charge Point

OEM and Custom EV Charging Cables

Our own design room and tooling let us engineer each charging cable to the charge point it serves rather than ship a stock part. Tell us the charging mode and the connector standard, and the pilot-core layout, cross-section, compound and sheath print are all set to suit.

  • Charging mode & connectorStructured for AC or DC and matched to Type 1 / Type 2 / CCS / CHAdeMO / GB-T.
  • Cross-section, cores & currentPower cores sized to your current, with the CP / PP pilot core configuration your charge point needs.
  • Sheath colour & special compoundReinforced UV-resistant TPU or halogen-free flame-retardant compounds on request.
  • Length & reelCustom cut lengths on drums or coils, with metre marking and your surface print.
  • Connector-end preparationPre-stripped or cut-to-length ends ready for connector and gun assembly.
  • Packaging & labelOEM / ODM and private-label reels and cartons.
One line from design and production through logistics and customs clearance.
Order & Dispatch

EV Charging Cable MOQ From 500 Metres, 15 to 30 Day Lead Time

A single reel to trial a wallbox and a network-wide re-cable of a fast-charge operator sit at the same low entry point, and each production run gets its own confirmed slot on the line. That keeps a sample coil and a repeat order arriving on the date the charge point is ready for them, rather than weeks behind it.

500 m
MOQ — a single reel of charging cable or a one-batch re-cable at the connector end is welcome, not only bulk quantities
15–30 days
Lead time, by charging mode, connector, cross-section and volume
10
Automated lines on a 100,000 m² base for large, repeat production orders

Specify

Charging mode, connector, voltage / current, cores and quantity.

Confirm

Engineers verify type, construction and build slot.

Produce & test

Booked build window, 100% factory testing.

Dispatch

Logistics and customs handled together.

Send Your Spec

Request an EV Charging Cable Quote

Send your charging mode, connector, voltage / current, core count, cross-section and quantity. Our engineers reply within 4 hours and return a full quote with datasheets within 24.

  • Built to IEC 62893 / EN 50620 · EV / EVE / EVJ · Type 1/2 · CCS · CHAdeMO · GB-T
  • Fine-stranded Class 5/6 copper · CP / PP pilot cores · TPU sheath
  • MOQ from 500 m · 15–30 day lead time · 100% factory tested
  • Reply within 4h · full quote & datasheets in 24h

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