Terms beginning with E in Standards and Regulations category referencing EN 62196
Standard or regulation
EN 62196
EN 62196 is the UK-relevant BS EN IEC standard series for EV plugs, socket-outlets, vehicle connectors and vehicle inlets. It underpins terminology around Type 2, CCS and other conductive charging connector formats used in UK charger specifications.
EN 62196-1
EN 62196-1 sets general requirements for EV plugs, socket-outlets, vehicle connectors and vehicle inlets used for conductive charging. On EVCP Info, it links related terminology to the relevant regulatory, standards or compliance framework used by UK-focused audiences.
EN 62196-2
EN 62196-2 defines dimensional compatibility and interchangeability requirements for AC EV charging pin-and-contact-tube accessories, including Type 2. On EVCP Info, it links related terminology to the relevant regulatory, standards or compliance framework used by UK-focused audiences.
EN 62196-3
EN 62196-3 covers DC and combined AC/DC vehicle couplers, including standardised DC charging connector configurations. On EVCP Info, it links related terminology to the relevant regulatory, standards or compliance framework used by UK-focused audiences.
EN 62196-4
EN 62196-4 covers dimensional compatibility and interchangeability requirements for DC pin-and-contact-tube accessories used in certain charging systems. On EVCP Info, it links related terminology to the relevant regulatory, standards or compliance framework used by UK-focused audiences.
EN 62196-5
EN 62196-5 relates to dimensional compatibility and interchangeability requirements for DC connectors used in specific conductive charging systems. On EVCP Info, it links related terminology to the relevant regulatory, standards or compliance framework used by UK-focused audiences.
EN 62196-6
EN 62196-6 covers dimensional compatibility requirements for DC connectors intended for lower-voltage DC charging applications. On EVCP Info, it links related terminology to the relevant regulatory, standards or compliance framework used by UK-focused audiences.