NACS EV Charging Connector Manufacturer

Product Range

Connector Product Range

Explore NACS connector and cable assembly options for AC charging equipment and DC fast-charging systems.

DC CATEGORY

DC Charging Connectors
1. NACS DC Charging Connector
For integration into NACS DC fast-charging equipment.
AC CATEGORY

AC Charging Connectors
1. NACS AC Charging Connector
For integration into home, workplace, and destination AC charging equipment.

PRIORITY PRODUCT LINE

NACS DC Connector for Fast-Charging Projects

Configure the connector and cable assembly around rated current, cable requirements, operating conditions, and charger integration.

Current range: 250A, 300A, and 350A configurations at 1000V DC.

For integration into public and commercial NACS DC fast-charging equipment.
1. Multiple rated-current configurations
2. Integrated temperature monitoring
3. Connector and cable assembly for charger integration
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PROJECT SELECTION GUIDE

NACS Connector Selection Factors

Start with the charging mode, then confirm the electrical rating, cable configuration, operating environment, and charger-side integration requirements.

Project Type	Selection Focus	Key Questions	Information to Prepare
DC fast charging equipment	Rated current and voltage, charging profile, cable specification, and temperature monitoring	What operating current, charging duty cycle, cable length, and ambient conditions must the connector support?	Charger output, charging profile, required cable length, installation layout, and target certification
AC charging equipment	Rated current and voltage, cable length, cable entry, and equipment configuration	What AC rating is required, and how will the cable assembly connect to and route from the EVSE?	Electrical rating, cable length, EVSE drawing or cable-entry details, and target certification

APPLICATIONS

Where NACS Connectors Are Used

NACS AC and DC connectors are used in residential, commercial, fleet, and public charging equipment across the North American market.

Public DC Fast Charging

NACS DC Charging Connector

For NACS-equipped fast chargers installed at highway, urban, and commercial charging sites.
Fleet and Depot Charging

NACS AC or DC Connector Options

For AC or DC charging equipment deployed at fleet yards, depots, and commercial vehicle facilities.
Workplace and Destination Charging

NACS AC Charging Connector

For NACS AC charging equipment installed at workplaces, hotels, retail sites, and destination parking locations.
Residential AC Charging

NACS AC Charging Connector

For wall-mounted NACS charging equipment used in homes and residential parking facilities.

INTEGRATION SUPPORT

NACS Connector and Cable Integration Support

Engineering coordination covers electrical configuration, cable assembly details, charger-side installation, and pre-production review.

Electrical Configuration Review

Review the required current, voltage, charging profile, and operating conditions before confirming the connector configuration.
Cable Assembly Configuration

Confirm cable length, conductor specification, jacket requirements, and charger-side termination for the project.
Charger-Side Integration Review

Review cable entry, routing, strain relief, and connection requirements against the EVSE layout.
Pre-Production Configuration Check

Confirm the agreed connector, cable, termination, and drawing details before sample build or production.

PROJECT DOCUMENTATION

Technical Documents and Project Support

Support product evaluation and supplier qualification with model-specific technical data, drawings, available test and certification records, and project coordination.

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Product Datasheets

Electrical ratings, materials, operating conditions, and other technical data for the selected connector configuration.
Dimensional Drawings

Connector and cable assembly dimensions for charger layout and integration review.
Test and Certification Documents

Available test reports and certification files for the applicable model and rated configuration.
Sample and Project Coordination

Configuration confirmation, sample preparation, and technical follow-up during product evaluation.

FAQ

Common Questions

Can the same NACS connector and cable assembly be used for both AC and DC charging?

NACS uses the same interface and power contacts for AC and DC charging, but the connector and cable assembly must be configured for the intended charging mode. Rated voltage and current, conductor size, temperature monitoring, cable construction, and charger-side connections should be confirmed separately for each project.
What determines compatibility with NACS-equipped vehicles?

The connector provides the physical and electrical interface to the vehicle. Successful charging also depends on the EVSE output, communication protocol, control system, and system-level validation. Workersbee can support connector and cable assembly configuration, while the EVSE manufacturer remains responsible for validating compatibility with the intended vehicles.
Can an existing EV charger be converted to use a NACS cable assembly?

A NACS cable assembly can be evaluated for compatible charger retrofit projects. The review should cover electrical ratings, communication and control, temperature monitoring, cable termination, mechanical installation, and the charger’s certification requirements. Charger drawings and existing cable details help determine whether the conversion is practical.
What information is needed to configure a NACS connector and cable assembly?

Please provide the charging mode, rated voltage and current, expected charging profile, cable length, operating environment, charger-side connection requirements, and target market. EVSE drawings, cable-routing details, and existing termination specifications can help Workersbee evaluate the appropriate connector and cable assembly configuration.

Need NACS Connector Documents for Your Project?

Share your charging mode, electrical ratings, cable requirements, and target application to receive relevant product documents and discuss the appropriate connector configuration.

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NACS EV Charging Connectors