INCHARGEx Ultra Power 22kW Portable EV Charger 32amp | 5pin Tail | 3 Phase | Type 2 Universal Mobile EVSE Adjustable | 5m | Built-in RCD Type B/TypeA+DC6mA | Fit Tesla Model 3 | Model Y | BYD Atto 3 | MG Polestar EV Level 2

✅ INCHARGEx 5 metres 32 Amp 5 Pin to Type 2 Portable EV Charger Provides maximum charging power of 22kW on 32A Three phase for EV at home, office, hotels, sites and camp ground around Australia.
✅ Strong safety features with built-in RCD Type B/TypeA+DC6mA for DC leakage protection, over current, over voltage protections.
✅ EV Portable Charger Feature Adjustable Current from 10 Amp, 16 Amp, 20Amp, 24Amp, 32 Amp and suitable for multiple EV Brands Including Tesla Model 3, Tesla Model Y, BYD, MG EV
✅ Compatible with both Single Phase and 3 Phases homes. This mobile Tesla charger type 2 has a 5 Pin 32 Amp, Three Phases plug configuration. When plugged into single phase circuit the charger will utilize one phase and supplying 7kW of power. When plug into 3 phases will supply 22kw of power.
✅ With built in 5 pin 32 amp plug, this EV home charger type 2 can be used as a replacement for the Tesla universal mobile connector UMC without the fuss of having to purchase the extra 5 pin adapter for the UMC
✅ The EV portable charger 32a also feature high quality TPE/TPU Cable thermoplastic, flame retardant while flexible make it easy to handle and storage
✅ Supplies max 11kW of charging power on Tesla Model 3/Y (3 phases)

Quick User Guide:

1. This 32A 3-phase charger features a 5-pin industrial plug, ensuring compatibility with both single-phase 5-pin and three-phase 5-pin outlets, accommodating different home electrical setups

For homes with single-phase power, a certified electrician can install a 5-pin 32A outlet by connecting the dedicated 32A circuit's three wires to the L1, Neutral, and Earth pins on the outlet, adhering to safety standards. This 3 phase charger when plugged into 5 pin single phase will supply 7kW of power.

2. Plug the charger into a power outlet, tap and hold the Current button for 3 seconds until the current number starts flashing, then tap the Current button again to cycle the current setting between 10A, 16A, 20A, 24A and 32A to adjust the current accordingly, then leave for 3 second for the current setting to auto lock in, then plugging into the car and start charging.

(Note that the current is not adjustable while the car is charging, to change current you have to stop charging first)

3. Press the Delay button to set the delay charging time accordingly.