The Type 1 EV charging cable refers to a widely used charging connector for electric vehicles, also known as SAE J1772 cable, named after the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) that developed it. This connectors are commonly used in North America and some other regions.
Honors Type 1 cable are fully compliant with US standards, delivering reliable compatibility with most J1772 standard electric vehicles. We offer AC slow-charging cable designed for stable and efficient charging, making them an ideal solution for both home and commercial use.
With a big market share, our Type 1 EV charging cable have been widely tested and approved by users around the world. Through frequent product updates, it is able to keep up with the latest market demands, ensuring and keeping pace with the evolving electric vehicle technology.
Featuring an one-piece molded construction, our Type 1 EV charging cable reaches an IP67 rating, offering great resistance against heavy rain, dust, strong wind, and extreme weather conditions.
The new generation cables are designed with a slimmer and softer build, significantly improving flexibility and portability. For instance, the 50A cable has a diameter of only 14.4mm, making it lighter, easier to handle, and more convenient to carry while maintaining reliable performance.
The Type 1 charging cable uses the Type 1 charging standard (J1772) and is therefore compatible with electric vehicles in regions such as North America and Japan. If you have a specific model on your electric vehicle, or are unsure if it will work, please contact us.
Yes, ANS honorsev is a professional EV charger manufacturer that can provide OEM and ODM services for Type 1 connectors and can customize professional solutions for your business needs, flexible customization service like cable length, logo, branding to help customers build their own brand.
Of course! Honors has multiple production lines that can handle large orders. Moreover, the larger the order quantity, the lower the price we can take.
Honors will offer a new replacement directly.
With proper care, a high-quality Type 1 cable can last 5-10 years. Factors like weather exposure, cable handling, and power surges can affect lifespan.
Type 1: Single-phase, common in the U.S. & Japan.
Type 2: Three-phase, standard in Europe.
Type 1 has a latch lock for secure connection, while Type 2 uses a locking pin.
No, extension cords are not recommended, as they can cause overheating and voltage drops. Instead, use a longer certified Type 1 cable.
Welcome to submit your needs. We will reply you within 24 hours for solutions.
Thanks for your interest, your inquiry will be responded within 24 hours.
EN 
ES 
RU 
PT 
AR 
DE