We recommend using the following steps:
Plug in the 3-pin NEMA 6-20 plug from the cable to the main socket
Plug in the J1772 end of the cable to the electric vehicle’s charging socket
After the cable has clicked in place, you are ready for the charge. A green light will appear on the control box that indicates the charging cable is ready to use.
When you finish with the charge, disconnect the vehicle side first and then unplug the socket. Always remove the charging cable from the socket when not in use.
How to store:
The charging cable is the lifeline of your electric vehicle, and it is essential to keep it protected. Store the cable in a dry place, preferably a storage bag. Moisture in the contacts will result in the cable not working. Suppose this happens place the cable in a warm and dry place for 24 hours. Avoid leaving the cable outside where the sun, wind, dust, and rain can get to it. Dust and dirt will result in the cable not charging. For longevity, ensure that your charging cable is not twisted or excessively bent during storage.
The Level 2 portable charger EV cable J1772 is very easy to use and store. The cable is designed for both outdoor and indoor charging, and it has IP55 (Ingress Protection), which means that it has protection from dust and splash of water from any direction.
