Bosch (el-50600-6a) 18' Sae J1772 Electric Vehicle Cable And Connector on 2040-parts.com
Alexandria, Virginia, United States
Bosch (EL-50600-6A) 18' SAE J1772 Electric Vehicle Cable and ConnectorProduct Features
Product Description 18 foot SAE J1772 Electric Vehicle Cable and Connector fits the Power Xpress family of 240 Volt electric vehicle charging stations. The connector is ergonomically designed to ensure ease of use for electric vehicle drivers. The resilient design withstands harsh environmental conditions and extreme temperatures. |
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