Electric Vehicle Charging Cable Lapp ÖLFLEX 5555935013 Type 2 5m 11kW

The Lapp ÖLFLEX 5555935013 Type 2 5m 11kW electric vehicle charging cable is designed for charging compatibility and reliable power delivery. This 5 meter cable features Type 2 connectors on both ends and is specified to carry up to 20 A at a nominal voltage of 440 V, enabling charging at a maximum power of 11 kW. The cable is intended for standard AC charging points and private or commercial AC wallboxes that use Type 2 interfaces.

Advantages

This charging cable provides consistent current delivery and stable connection thanks to LAPP MOBILITY build quality. Its 5 m length offers greater reach between vehicle and charging point without adapters. Constructed for repeated connection cycles, the cable supports typical residential and light commercial charging routines while meeting relevant electrical requirements for safe AC charging at up to 11 kW.

Suitable for

• Charging electric vehicles from Type 2 AC charging stations or wallboxes
• Home charging where a 5 m cable length improves accessibility
• Workplace or public charging points that supply up to 11 kW (single-phase or three-phase depending on installation)

Key specifications

• Connector type: Type 2 — both ends
• Cable length: 5 m
• Rated current: 20 A
• Rated voltage: up to 440 V
• Maximum charging power: 11 kW
• Intended use: AC charging for electric vehicles

How to use

Before use, ensure the charging point and vehicle inlet are compatible with Type 2 connections and that the installation supports up to 20 A at the stated voltage. Park the vehicle, switch off the charging point if required by local practice, and connect the Type 2 plug securely to the vehicle inlet and the charging station. Follow the charging station indicators to start and stop charging. After charging, disconnect first from the charging point then from the vehicle, and store the cable in a dry, ventilated place away from direct sunlight and chemicals.

Usage recommendations

Use this cable for routine AC charging where Type 2 connections are supported; avoid using beyond rated current and voltage. Inspect connectors and the cable sheath regularly for damage, avoid heavy bending or pinching near connector ends, and follow vehicle and charging station safety instructions. For installations requiring higher currents or different connector types, select an appropriately rated cable or consult a certified electrician.