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The CCS1 to CCS2 Adapter is a dual-mode AC/DC charging converter designed to bridge North American charging standards with European EV inlets. Supporting DC fast charging up to 250A / 1000V (250 kW max) and AC charging up to 32A, this adapter enables compatible European-spec EVs to charge reliably at U.S. CCS1 and J1772 (Type 1) stations—a practical solution for cross-market vehicles, imports, and travelers.
This dual compatibility eliminates the need for separate AC and DC adapters.
Important usage note: Fully insert the charging gun to the bottom of the adapter before initiating charging to ensure proper contact and communication.
This approach minimizes risk during high-power sessions.
Q1: Does this adapter support both AC and DC charging?
Yes. It supports AC (Type 1/J1772) up to 32A and DC (CCS1) up to 250A, with automatic mode switching.
Q2: Who is this adapter for?
Primarily for European-spec EVs (CCS2/Type 2 inlets) that need to charge at U.S. CCS1 or J1772 stations.
Q3: What charging speed will I get?
Up to 250 kW DC or 32A AC, depending on your vehicle’s limits and the station’s output.
Q4: What happens if it overheats?
Charging pauses at 85°C and resumes below 65°C. Some vehicles auto-resume; others require reconnecting.
Q5: Is correct insertion important?
Yes. Ensure the charging gun is fully seated to the bottom of the adapter before starting.
For cross-standard charging scenarios, this CCS1 to CCS2 Adapter offers a robust, travel-ready solution that combines high power, automatic mode switching, and active safety protections in one compact kit.
Further Reading: 240V / 220V EV Chargers and NEMA Outlets Explained
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