CCS2 & Type 2 EV Connector Manufacturer

Product Range

CCS2 and Type 2 Connector Range

Compare product options for DC fast charging, AC charging, vehicle integration, and EVSE installation.

DC CONNECTORS

CCS2 DC Charging Connectors
1. Workersbee 400A CCS2 Naturally Cooled DC Connector
2. Workersbee Liquid-Cooled CCS2 DC Connector
CCS2 connector and cable assemblies for DC fast charging equipment.
AC CONNECTORS

Type 2 AC Charging Connectors
1. Type 2 EV Charging European Standard AC EV Plug
2. Workersbee Type 2 EV Connector with Shutter
Type 2 connector and cable assemblies for single-phase and three-phase AC charging equipment.
VEHICLE SIDE

CCS2 Vehicle Inlets
1. European standard Combo 2 EV DC AC Charging CCS2 Sockets
Vehicle-side CCS2 inlet assemblies for integration into electric vehicles.
EVSE SIDE

Type 2 Charging Sockets
1. Workersbee Gen1.0 Type 2 AC Outlet Socket
2. Workersbee Gen2.0 Type 2 AC Outlet Socket
EVSE-side Type 2 charging sockets for wallboxes and AC charging stations.

PRODUCT SELECTION

CCS2 DC Connector Options for Fast Charging Projects

Compare the two configurations by rated current, cooling approach, cable handling, and charger integration requirements.

400A NATURALLY COOLED VS 500A LIQUID-COOLED

For 400A DC fast charging projects that do not use an active liquid-cooling circuit.
1. 400A rated current
2. No liquid-cooling circuit required
3. Lower cooling-system integration complexity
View 400A CCS2 Connector
For high-current DC charging equipment designed with an active liquid-cooling system.
1. 500A rated current
2. Liquid-cooled connector and cable assembly
3. Optional liquid-cooling unit configured to project requirements
View Liquid-Cooled CCS2 Connector

SELECTION GUIDE

Connector Selection Factors by Project Type

Use the project type to identify the electrical, cooling, mechanical, and installation details required for product selection.

Project Type	Selection Focus	Questions to Confirm	Information to Prepare
CCS2 DC Charging Equipment	Rated current · Cooling method · Cable size and handling	What rated current is required, and can the charger support liquid cooling?	Voltage · Current profile · Cable length · Operating temperature · Cooling layout
Type 2 AC Charging Equipment	Rated current · Phase configuration · Shutter option · Cable length	What current and phase configuration are required? Is a shutter needed?	Voltage · Current · Phase configuration · Cable length · Target market
CCS2 Vehicle Inlet Integration	Electrical rating · Mounting · Wiring · Locking	What mounting, wiring, and locking interfaces must match the vehicle?	Voltage and current · Installation drawing · Harness and interface details
Type 2 Charging Socket Integration	Current and phase · Mounting · Locking · Indicator option	What mounting, locking, and indicator configuration must match the EVSE?	Current and phase · Panel cutout · Wiring and control interfaces

APPLICATIONS

Where CCS2 and Type 2 Connectors Are Used

CCS2 and Type 2 products support public and fleet DC charging, commercial AC charging, and EVSE-side socket integration.

Public DC Fast Charging

Naturally cooled and liquid-cooled CCS2 connector options for public fast-charging stations, selected according to required current and charger thermal design.
Fleet and Depot Charging

CCS2 connector and cable assemblies for depot chargers, where repeated daily use, cable reach, and handling influence product selection.
Workplace and Destination AC Charging

Type 2 connector and cable assemblies for workplaces, hotels, retail sites, parking facilities, and other destination charging locations.
AC Charging Equipment Integration

Type 2 charging sockets for integration into socketed wallboxes, pedestal chargers, and other AC charging station designs.

TECHNICAL SUPPORT

Type 2 AC Integration Support

Workersbee supports the configuration and integration of Type 2 AC connectors, cable assemblies, and charging sockets for wallbox and charging station projects.

Electrical Configuration

Confirm the rated current, voltage, and single-phase or three-phase configuration required for the charging equipment.
Connector and Cable Options

Select the connector version—with or without a shutter—together with the required cable specification and length.
Charging Socket Integration

Match the Type 2 charging socket generation, mounting dimensions, locking mechanism, LED indicator option, and wiring interface to the EVSE design.
Interface and Drawing Review

Review product drawings, mounting details, wiring interfaces, and final specifications before sample production or order confirmation.

PRODUCT DOCUMENTS

Technical Documents and Project Support

Request model-specific technical documents for product selection, equipment integration, compliance review, and procurement evaluation.

Request Connector Documents

Datasheets

Find electrical ratings, cable specifications, operating conditions, and available product configurations.
Dimensional Drawings

Check product dimensions, mounting points, interface orientation, and required installation space before integration.
Test and Certification Documents

Check available test and certification documents against the required product model, rating, and certificate scope.
Project Requirement Review

Confirm the product type, electrical rating, cooling method, cable configuration, interfaces, and document requirements for the project.

FAQ

Common Questions

What is the difference between CCS2 and Type 2 charging connectors?

Type 2 connectors are primarily used for AC charging and support single-phase and three-phase configurations. CCS2 builds on the Type 2 interface by adding two DC power contacts for DC fast charging. The correct choice depends first on whether the charging equipment is designed for AC charging or DC fast charging.
How do I choose between a naturally cooled and liquid-cooled CCS2 connector?

For the configurations presented on this page, the 400A naturally cooled connector does not require a liquid-cooling circuit and has lower cooling-system integration complexity. The 500A liquid-cooled connector is designed for higher-current equipment with active liquid cooling. Selection should consider rated current, charging profile, charger cooling architecture, cable handling, and operating conditions. A compatible liquid-cooling unit can also be configured for the project.
What information is needed to select the correct CCS2 or Type 2 product?

Provide the required voltage and current, AC phase configuration or DC cooling method, cable specification and length, operating conditions, installation side, mounting or wiring requirements, and target market. This information helps confirm the applicable product model and document requirements.
Can Workersbee support project-specific cable, wiring, and mounting requirements?

Workersbee can review cable length and specification, wiring or harness interfaces, mounting conditions, locking requirements, and indicator options according to the product type. Available changes depend on the product platform, electrical rating, certification scope, and project requirements. The standardized mating interface remains unchanged.
What technical and certification documents are available for the selected model?

Available materials may include datasheets, dimensional drawings, test documents, and certification documents. Document availability and certification coverage vary by product model and electrical rating, so the exact model, rating, and certificate scope should be confirmed before project approval.

Need Help Developing or Matching an EV Connector Contact?

Send us a drawing, physical sample or existing connector. Include the connector interface, contact function, mating part and conductor-termination information available to you. We will review the requirements and help define the contact structure, manufacturing route, sample plan and relevant verification items.

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CCS2 and Type 2 EV Charging Connectors