3.6kW (16A) Type 2 Portable EV Charger UK - Blue CEE Plug - 6-16A Adjustable - 5m Cable
3.6kW (16A) Type 2 Portable EV Charger UK - Blue CEE Plug - 6-16A Adjustable - 5m Cable
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⚡ Type 2 Portable EV Charger | 6A–16A Variable | 230V | 3.6kW | 16A Commando Plug | 5 metre - Third Rock
Charge your electric vehicle safely and conveniently with our portable Type 2 EV charger, designed for maximum flexibility at home, work, or on the go.
🔑 Key Features
🚗 Universal compatibility – Works with all EVs and PHEVs with Type 2 or CCS2 inlets (IEC 62196‑2)
⚡ Variable charging speeds – Choose from 6A, 8A, 10A, 13A, or 16A to suit your setup
🛡️ Built‑in safety – Built‑in RCD protection AC 30mA & DC 6mA
📊 Smart monitoring – LCD screen displays real‑time charging data
⏰ Flexible scheduling – Delay start time by up to 12 hours
💧 Durable design – IP67 dustproof and waterproof protection for outdoor use
🏅 Certified quality – CE and UKCA approved, rigorously tested for UK safety standards
🎒 Free carry bag – Easy storage and transport included
🔒 Peace of mind – Backed by a 2‑year warranty
⚡ Versatile Charging Options
This charger connects directly to a 16A CEE commando socket. For added flexibility, you can pair it with a 16A‑to‑13A adaptor (available on our EV accessories page) to charge from any UK domestic 3‑pin socket. When using the adaptor, simply set the charger to 13A or lower.
With variable settings, you can select the charging speed that best fits your environment:
🔆 6A & 8A – Ideal for solar power or battery storage systems
🔌 10A & 13A – Perfect for charging via a UK domestic socket with adaptor
⚡ 16A – Delivers the fastest charge at 3.6kW
🛡️ Safety Information & Advice
Our chargers are built with multiple layers of protection for safe everyday use:
⚙️ Ground protection
🌐 Leakage current protection (AC 30mA / DC 6mA)
🔌 Over‑current protection
📈 Over‑voltage protection
📉 Under‑voltage protection
🌡️ Over‑temperature protection
💥 Short‑circuit protection
🌩️ Lightning surge protection
🔍 Self‑diagnosis of faults
⚠️ Important: Ensure your 16A socket is installed by a qualified electrician on a system with a PME detection device. If you already have a 16A socket, have it checked by a professional before use.
Frequently asked questions
How long will it take to charge my car?
How long will it take to charge my car?
There is a quick calculation you can do to determine the charging time. If you divide the size of the car battery by the kW's that the charging equipment is capable of, this will give you your charge time (0-100%)
A simple example is that one of our 3 Pin portable chargers which can delivery 3kW per hour will take 10hrs to fully charge a car with a 30kW battery (30/3). As always, if in doubt please feel free to contact us anytime and we will be happy to help
What is your delivery time?
What is your delivery time?
We send all our deliveries using a next working day delivery. We state 1-2 days to allow for a variable collection times each day. Usually, if you order before 12pm (midday) you would usually receive your item the next working day. For example if you order on a Friday morning you will receive your item on the Monday.
Will this work with my car?
Will this work with my car?
Most vehicles in the UK are Type 2 connections (especially post 2018) and all our Type 2 products are compatible. If you scroll to the top of this product page we have a handy vehicle checker available for you to use. If you cannot find your vehicle on the list, fell free to contact us and we will quickly be able to confirm this for you.
What is your warranty period?
What is your warranty period?
We offer a 2 year warranty on all products (unless specifically stated). The warranty is managed directly by us so we usually turn around any issues within a couple of days. If you have any specific questions about our warranties, please contact us anytime
What cable length should I go for?
What cable length should I go for?
There are two main considerations when choosing the best cable length.
1. The cable should run loosely along the ground to reduce the risk if tripping. If the distance between your power source and your car is 7-8 metres, go for a 10 metre cable.
2. Think about where you are likely to charge your car the second most often and make sure you allow enough cable to reach your power source at both locations comfortably
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