Collection: Charge Your Type 1 Car at a Type 2 Station

You're in Europe or Australia.
Every charger has a Type 2 plug. Your car has a Type 1 inlet.

If you drive a Chevrolet Bolt, Nissan LEAF, Toyota Prius Prime, Honda Clarity, or another J1772 vehicle and you're traveling or relocating to a region where Type 2 (IEC 62196) is the standard — you need an adapter. One small piece of hardware unlocks every public wallbox and home charger in the region.

  • 🔌 Plug into any Type 2 station — Public wallboxes, hotel chargers, and home installations across Europe, UK, and Australia
  • Rated for the full station output — 32A and 50A options so you're not leaving speed on the table
  • 🔒 Your car's onboard charger stays in control — The adapter passes the station's available power; your car determines the actual charge rate
  • AC Level 2 only — These are for AC charging stations, not DC fast chargers

Before you buy — confirm two things

  • 🚗 Your car's inlet: Type 1 / SAE J1772 — the standard 5-pin AC connector used on most North American and Japanese EVs
  • 🔌 The station's connector: Type 2 / IEC 62196 — the 7-pin connector standard across Europe and Australia

Full specifications — rated current, cable length, IP rating — are listed on each product page.