Connector and electrical scope
Confirm both connector ends, phase, current, voltage and the intended charging-station and vehicle context.
Southwind supports Type 2 charging cable sourcing for distributors and private-label programs. Define the Type 2 to Type 2 connector pair, phase, current, length, construction and order set before requesting a sample or quotation.

A Type 2 charging cable manufacturer needs more than the connector name. Each phase, current and length combination should have a controlled model, drawing, image set and packing record.
Confirm both connector ends, phase, current, voltage and the intended charging-station and vehicle context.
Define working length, conductor, jacket, bend, strain relief, caps and storage requirements.
Freeze labels, bag, manual, accessories, carton and model/revision before production release.
Those lengths can be submitted as RFQ requirements, but availability must be confirmed against a real model. This page does not claim that every length is currently orderable.
No. Changes to phase, current, length, conductor, connector, label or packing may require affected checks to be repeated.
Branding and packaging can be discussed for the selected model. Feasibility, MOQ, artwork scope and timing are confirmed per project.
Send connector ends, phase, current, length, market, quantity and private-label requirements.
Contact the cable supplierCharging gun incoming inspection checklist · Sample validation plan
Yes. Send the model, connector ends, phase, current, cable length, destination and packing requirements. Request sample pricing and quantity-based production pricing on the same specification; there is no universal price for all cable configurations.
No standard trade-account or exclusive-dealer terms are promised here. Share your company, sales market and expected order plan so commercial terms can be discussed.
Request model-specific drawings, ratings, applicable test or compliance evidence, approved sample details and packing records. A factory photograph is not evidence that a particular cable is certified for your market.
Include sample and production quantities, required length, phase, current, voltage, destination-market documents and branding. Ask the supplier to identify open requirements rather than substituting a similar configuration.
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