Socket Visuals and AC Charging Calculator
Compare common AC charging sockets and the power levels they support. Use the calculator below to instantly see the current in amps for your target kW value in single-phase or three-phase systems and the compatible socket type.
Single-Phase Domestic Socket (Schuko)
230 V 16 A max. | ≈ 3.7 kW
230 V 16 A max. | ≈ 3.7 kW
Single-Phase Blue Industrial Socket
230 V 32 A max. | ≈ 7.4 kW
230 V 32 A max. | ≈ 7.4 kW
Three-Phase Red Industrial Socket
400 V 16 A max. | ≈ 11.1 kW
400 V 16 A max. | ≈ 11.1 kW
Three-Phase Red Industrial Socket
400 V 32 A max. | ≈ 22.2 kW
400 V 32 A max. | ≈ 22.2 kW
AC Charging Calculator
Selected Power
— kW
Max Socket Power
-- kW
| Scenario | Volt | Current (A) | Socket Compatibility |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single-Phase | 230 V | — | — |
| Three-Phase | 400 V | — | — |
Formulas: Single-Phase Current = Power / 230 V | Three-Phase Current = Power / (400 V × √3)
Maximum power calculated for a three-phase 32 A CEE socket (22.17 kW).
Maximum power calculated for a three-phase 32 A CEE socket (22.17 kW).
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Socket Terminals and Meanings
- L (Live): The phase line where electric current is supplied.
- N (Neutral): The neutral line that completes the circuit and is usually close to zero voltage.
- PE (Protective Earth): The protective earth line that routes leakage current to ground and reduces shock risk.
- L1, L2, L3: Phase lines used in three-phase systems for higher and more balanced power transfer.