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22KW Three-Phase 5m Electric Car Charging Cable

Name: 22KW Three-Phase 5m Electric Car Charging Cable
Brand: Fox ESS
SKU: FE-DPC-1-22-5-B
Price: 303.96 EUR
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SKU: FE-DPC-1-22-5-B

Vendor: Fox ESS

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💡 What it is — Type 2 / Type 2 (IEC 62196-2) three-phase charging cable for electric cars, 22kW max, 32A, 5 meters long, CE/RoHS certified.
🎯 What it's for — Connecting electric vehicles to public charging stations or wallboxes with a Type 2 socket (Mode 3), transferring up to 22kW three-phase to reduce AC charging times to the maximum allowed by the car.
👷 Who it's for — Owners of electric or plug-in hybrid vehicles who charge at public charging stations with a Type 2 socket, users with wallboxes without an integrated cable, photovoltaic installers, and car services.
🔧 How to use it — Connect the Type 2 connector to the vehicle's car-side, and to the Type 2 socket of the wallbox or public station on the charging-point side; no configuration required, plug-and-charge.
✅ Benefits — Compatible with all EVs sold in Europe post-2014, supports 22kW three-phase and 7.4kW single-phase charging, 5m length for parking lots and garages, CE/RoHS certified.

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📐 Type 2 / Type 2 (IEC 62196-2) │ 22kW three-phase — 32A │ Length 5m
🔧 Ease of use: 1/5 | 🎯 Ideal for: charging at public stations, wallboxes without integrated cable, EV owners with Type 2 sockets

Type 2 22kW Electric Vehicle Charging Cable: How to Triple AC Charging Speed

22kW is the maximum alternating current (AC) power that an electric car can accept in Europe, and this Fox ESS DPC-1-22-5-B cable transfers it in full—provided the charging station and the vehicle's onboard charger support it. With a BMW iX, a Renault Megane E-Tech, or a Tesla Model 3 with a three-phase onboard charger, a session that would take over 16 hours with a single-phase 3.7kW cable can be completed in less than 3 hours.

The connector is Type 2 (Mennekes, IEC 62196-2), the mandatory European standard for public and private AC charging since 2014. The 5-meter length is sized for most public parking spaces and private garages without being excessively heavy: 2.7kg total, compared to 3.5–4kg for 7.5m cables which become inconvenient for daily coiling.

Unlike entry-level cables, this model is certified for continuous 32A three-phase: this means it can sustain prolonged charging sessions at maximum power without overheating, a requirement that some inexpensive 16A cables do not guarantee despite claiming Type 2 compatibility.

Who buys it and why

Electric vehicle owner with a three-phase onboard charger: Tesla Model 3/Y, Renault Megane E-Tech, BMW i4/iX, Audi e-tron GT, Porsche Taycan. Without a 22kW cable, you are forced to charge at 7.4kW single-phase even where the charging station offers higher power — losing hours of time with each session.

User with a Type 2 socket wallbox (not fixed-cable): many home charging stations are sold with a bare Type 2 socket to reduce bulk and wear. This cable is the necessary complement for daily charging.

User who frequently charges away from home: many public urban charging stations are "socket" type (without integrated cable) for anti-vandalism security reasons. Carrying a Type 2 cable in the trunk is the modern equivalent of a smartphone charger cable.

When it is NOT the right choice: if your car has a single-phase onboard charger (Fiat 500e, base Renault ZOE, most plug-in hybrids) a single-phase 7.4kW cable delivers the same power at a lower cost. If you only charge at home with a wallbox that has an integrated cable, this accessory is redundant.

Technical Advantages

⚡ Certified continuous 32A three-phase — Sustains full sessions at nominal power (22kW) without thermal derating. Many inexpensive cables claim "Type 2 compatibility" but are limited to 16A or 20A due to undersized conductor cross-section.
🔌 Type 2 IEC 62196-2 Standard on both sides — Mennekes 7-pin connector (3 phases + neutral + earth + 2 pilot/proximity signals), the mandatory standard for AC charging in Europe since 2014. Guaranteed compatibility with all electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles sold on the EU market.
📏 Optimized 5-meter length — Range that covers 90% of scenarios (boxes, garages, public parking) without the stiffness and weight of 7.5–10m cables. The total weight of 2.7kg allows for easy coiling and storage in the trunk.
🛡️ CE + RoHS Certification — Compliance with Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU and RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU. No heavy elements (lead, cadmium, mercury) above permitted thresholds.
⚙️ Mode 3 charging mode — Active communication between vehicle and charging station via pilot line: the car negotiates the maximum acceptable current and the charging station complies. Integrated safety system that prevents power delivery if the connector is not properly inserted.
🔄 Bidirectional power compatibility — The same cable works both at 22kW three-phase (on 400V charging stations) and 7.4kW single-phase (on 230V wallboxes) without the need for adapters. A single accessory covers both scenarios.

Technical Data Sheet

Parameter	Value
Product Code	FE-DPC-1-22-5-B
Model	DPC-1-22-5-B
Brand	Fox ESS
Max Power	22 kW (three-phase) / 7.4 kW (single-phase)
Max Current	32A
Voltage	400V AC three-phase / 230V AC single-phase
Connectors	Type 2 / Type 2 (IEC 62196-2)
Charging Mode	Mode 3 (AC with pilot communication)
Cable Length	5 m
Number of Poles	7 (3F + N + PE + CP + PP)
Weight	2,700 g
Color	Black
Certifications	CE, RoHS
SKU	FE-DPC-1-22-5-B

🔄 Expert Advice:

From experience, I tell you: check your car's onboard charger before buying a 22kW cable. In the vehicle's manual, you'll find "On-board charger" or "AC onboard charger" — if the value is 7.4kW or 11kW, the 22kW cable will still work but will only deliver the power the car accepts, no more. This is not a defect of the cable: the car is the bottleneck. On site, it often happens that a customer complains about the "slowness" of a 22kW public charging station, thinking it's a problem with the station, when in reality their car is limited to 11kW. Checking this data before purchase avoids oversized purchases: if your vehicle is 7.4kW max, a single-phase cable costs less and does the same job.

Real Questions Before Buying

How much does it cost to charge an electric car with a 22kW cable?
The cost of charging does not depend on the cable but on the electricity tariff of the charging station. At home, with a residential domestic tariff (~0.25€/kWh), a full charge of a 60kWh battery costs about 15€. At public AC charging stations, the price varies between 0.40€ and 0.80€/kWh depending on the operator. The cable transfers energy, it does not consume it: the consumption of a 5m cable is a few watts dissipated as heat, irrelevant to the bill.

Can I use a 22kW cable on a more powerful charging station?
Not beyond 22kW AC. The cable is rated for a maximum of 32A: if connected to AC charging stations of 32A or less, it works perfectly; on DC fast charging stations (CCS, 50–350kW fast charging), the standard Type 2 connector does not interface — those stations have integrated proprietary cables. For DC fast charging, no user cable is needed.

Can the cable be left in the car in the sun or cold?
Yes. The operating range of certified IEC 62196-2 Type 2 cables is typically -30°C / +50°C, sufficient for any Italian climate including summer in the south and winter in the Alps. However, avoid prolonged direct exposure to heavy rain when not in use: the connectors are protected, but prolonged exposure accelerates the wear of the outer sheath. The carrying bag, if included, is the correct solution for storage.

Package Contents

📦 Fox ESS DPC-1-22-5-B charging cable (Type 2 / Type 2, 5m, black)

Warranty & Safety

✅ CE, RoHS Certifications — Compliance with Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU and RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU.
✅ IEC 62196-2 Standard — Type 2 connector compliant with the European standard for AC charging of electric vehicles.
✅ Mode 3 (IEC 61851-1) — Active pilot communication between vehicle and charging station: no current delivery in the absence of correct connector insertion.
📜 2-year legal conformity warranty pursuant to Legislative Decree 170/2021.
⚠️ Do not immerse in water and do not use if the sheath shows cuts, deep abrasions, or damaged connectors. Store in a dry place and coiled without tight bends.

Need Support?

For pre or post-purchase technical assistance, the Oniroview team is available via chat, email, and phone. We are in Catania, Via Piave 17 — if you prefer, you can also stop by in person.

Changed your mind? Here's what to do

If you want to return your order, we're here to help. You have the right to withdraw from the purchase within 14 days of delivery, without having to provide any reason.

Right of withdrawal (within 14 days)

The deadline is 14 days from delivery. If the order includes multiple items delivered separately, the deadline starts from the delivery of the last item.

The 14 days are calculated in calendar days, including Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays. If the last day falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or public holiday, the deadline is extended to the next working day.

How to exercise it: Initiate the request from the dedicated function in your account: https://account.oniroview.com → Orders section → "Manage" → "Request Return". The withdrawal is validly exercised at the moment you send the online request; it is not subject to our prior authorization.

Return: You must send the products back within 14 days from the date you notified us of the withdrawal.
Refund: We will refund you within 14 days of the withdrawal notification. We may withhold the refund until we have received the goods or proof of their shipment, whichever occurs first.
Full withdrawal (you return all products in the order): 100% refund of the price plus standard outbound shipping costs. If you chose a more expensive delivery than the standard one at the time of the order, any supplement is not refundable.
Partial withdrawal (you return only some products): refund of the price of only the returned products; outbound shipping costs are not refunded. If the order benefited from free shipping due to reaching a threshold and the partial return causes the value to fall below that threshold, the corresponding shipping cost will be calculated and deducted from the refund.
Return costs: The direct costs of return are borne by the customer.
Diminution in value: You are only responsible for any diminution in the value of the goods resulting from handling other than what is necessary to establish their nature, characteristics, and functioning. In such a case, we will deduct from the refund an amount corresponding to the ascertained lost value.

The refund will be made using the same payment method used for the purchase.

Exclusions from the right of withdrawal

Pursuant to Article 59 of the Consumer Code, withdrawal does not apply to:

goods made to measure or clearly personalized (e.g., cables cut to size, custom configurations);
sealed goods that are not suitable for return for hygienic reasons or health protection, if unsealed after delivery;
digital content supplied on a non-material medium, if the performance has begun with your prior consent and acceptance of the loss of the right of withdrawal.

Outlet Items: Items in the Outlet category are sold as final sale and are not returnable.

B2B Sales: The right of withdrawal does not apply to contracts concluded with customers holding a VAT number.

How to ship the return

Once the request has been submitted, send all items to: Oniroview, Via Piave 17, 95129 Catania (CT), Italy.

Pack carefully and use secure, tracked shipping: products lost or damaged during return transit cannot be refunded.
To protect the original packaging, place it in a second box when possible. Do not apply labels or adhesive tape directly to the product's original packaging.

Tax deductions and benefits for ordinary and extraordinary maintenance

To request tax breaks, send your request to the email address: amministrazione@oniroview.com

IRPEF deductions at 50%

You are entitled to a 50% deduction for the purchase of products connected to building interventions, such as electrical systems, video intercoms and alarm systems and LED lighting. It is not required to send any documents to our company. To take advantage of the deduction, simply indicate the total expense in your 730 or in the Unico form.

The documents to be kept are:

Bank transfer receipt
Purchase invoices showing the nature, quality and quantity of the goods purchased and, preferably, the buyer's tax code

Procedure to follow:

Place an order on our site by selecting "Bank Transfer" as the payment method.
Request the invoice and indicate the desired deduction in the order notes.
Make the payment via bank transfer, compliant with the provisions of the Revenue Agency. The transfer must include:
- Reason for payment (include order number and date)
- Oniroview tax code and/or VAT number: 05660420877
- Tax code of the payer

In the absence of even one of the two fields indicated above, the order will be processed without invoicing.

10% reduced VAT for building renovations and conservative renovations ( 10% REDUCED VAT - 50% TAX DEDUCTION)

Purchase of goods, with the exclusion of raw materials and semi-finished products, used in conservative restoration and building renovation. Use for the purchase of LED lighting is permitted .

Requested documents:

Copy of Identity Card
Copy of valid tax code or health card
Copy of DIA or SCIA or CIL (or building permit) where the "Type of intervention" is indicated
Declaration for reduced VAT ( download the form here )

The documents indicated above must be sent to the email address amministrazione@oniroview.com , after completing the order. Once the documentation has been verified, we will issue an advance invoice with the reduced VAT to proceed with the payment.

Procedure to follow:

Place an order on our site by selecting "Bank Transfer" as the payment method.
Request the invoice and indicate in the order notes by writing "your tax code and advance invoice for renovation and restoration, VAT 10%" in the same 'Order note' field.
Make the payment via bank transfer indicating the invoice number

In the absence of even one of the two fields indicated above, the order will be processed without invoicing.

VAT reduced at 4% for the construction of the first non-luxury home

The use of LED lighting for the purchase of non-luxury properties is permitted (the property must not have luxury characteristics, according to the criteria indicated in the decree of 2 August 1969).

Requested documents:

Copy of Identity Card
Copy of valid tax code or health card
Copy of DIA or SCIA or CIL (or building permit) where the "Type of intervention" is indicated
Declaration for reduced VAT ( download the form here )

The documents indicated above must be sent to the email address amministrazione@oniroview.com , after completing the order. Once the documentation has been verified, we will issue an advance invoice with the reduced VAT to proceed with the payment.

Procedure to follow:

Place an order on our site by selecting "Bank Transfer" as the payment method.
Request the invoice and indicate in the order notes by writing "your tax code and advance invoice for the facilitation of construction of a first home, VAT 4%" in the same field.
Make the payment via bank transfer indicating the invoice number

In the absence of even one of the two fields indicated above, the order will be processed without invoicing.

Furniture Bonus

Purchase of Furniture and Appliances, including LED lighting for private individuals and condominiums. Legislative decree no. 63/2013 introduced a further 50% deduction for the purchase of furniture and large appliances and LED lighting, aimed at furnishing properties undergoing renovation.
The main prerequisite for obtaining the deduction is the carrying out of a recovery intervention on the building heritage (renovation, restoration, etc.).

It is not required to send any documents to our company. To take advantage of the deduction, simply indicate the total expense in your 730 or in the Unico form.

The documents to be kept are:

Bank transfer receipt
Purchase invoices showing the nature, quality and quantity of the goods purchased and, preferably, the buyer's tax code

Procedure to follow:

Place an order on our site by selecting "Bank Transfer" as the payment method.
Request the invoice and indicate in the order notes by writing "your tax code and "advance invoice for mobile bonuses" in the same field.
Make the payment via bank transfer indicating the invoice number

In the absence of even one of the two fields indicated above, the order will be processed without invoicing.

VAT exemption with Reverse Charge and Split Payment

To take advantage of reverse charge and split payment on Oniroview.com, Public Administration suppliers and companies that perform services through procurement and subcontracting contracts must follow this procedure:

Complete the order on our website by selecting "Bank transfer" as the payment method.
Specify in the order notes that you have the necessary documentation for VAT-free payment.
Send the documentation to facilitazioni@oniroview.com , including the order reference.

After verifying the documentation, we will issue an advance invoice with the reduced VAT to proceed with the payment.

Updated on 10 July 2026: the Domestic Charging Station Bonus has been confirmed until 31 March 2030 by the Automotive DPCM of 10 June 2026 (art. 6), with a budget of 68 million euros. However, the application window is not yet open: the implementing decree from MIMIT, which will set the dates and operational procedures, is still pending.

Charging Station Bonus 2026: complete guide to incentives, requirements, and timelines for home wallboxes

Anyone considering installing a wallbox or domestic charging station in 2026 faces a situation that is both encouraging and confusing: the measure exists, it's funded, but it's not yet possible to apply. In this article, we'll clarify what's confirmed, what's yet to be defined, and what to do in the meantime, with verified data from official sources of the Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy (MIMIT) and Invitalia.

What is the Charging Station Bonus and what is its current status?

The Domestic Charging Station Bonus is a non-repayable state contribution designed to reduce the cost of purchasing and installing charging infrastructure for electric vehicles—wallboxes and charging stations—by private individuals and condominiums. It is managed by Invitalia on behalf of MIMIT and has been active, in various editions, since 2022.

With the Automotive DPCM of 10 June 2026, the Government refinanced the measure until 2030, including it in the broader Automotive Fund of 1.343 billion euros allocated to the sector. A total of 68 million euros has been allocated to domestic charging stations, with a 2026 allocation of 5 million, plus 10 million in residual funds from 2025. The bulk of the resources is concentrated between 2027 and 2029 (15 million per year), with 8 million in 2030: a detail to keep in mind, because a limited initial allocation and chronological assignment rewards those who are ready for the first click day.

What is currently missing is the MIMIT directorial provision that will establish the application opening date, the exact effective date of eligible expenses, and the forms. Until its publication, the bonus is confirmed "on paper" but not yet operational.

How the contribution works: amounts and percentages

The bonus structure, consistent with the 2022-2025 editions, includes:

80% of eligible expenses for the purchase and installation of charging infrastructure;
up to 1,500 euros for individuals (installation in private homes, garages, car boxes);
up to 8,000 euros for interventions on common condominium areas (articles 1117 and 1117-bis of the Civil Code);
a single application per beneficiary, with a single lump-sum reimbursement via bank transfer.

Covered expenses include the purchase of the charging station or wallbox, installation, electrical systems, and strictly necessary building works, design, work supervision, testing, and activation costs for a new POD (point of delivery). However, contractual adjustment costs with the energy supplier or a simple increase in meter power are generally not included, unless otherwise specified by the implementing decree.

Who can apply for the bonus (and who is excluded)

Beneficiaries are individuals residing in Italy and condominiums, represented by the pro tempore administrator or a delegated condominium owner. Owners of sole proprietorships and companies are excluded from this measure: separate incentive schemes are provided for businesses and VAT-registered individuals, managed by the Ministry of Environment and Energy Security (MASE) as part of the PNRR.

A technical requirement not to be underestimated: the infrastructure must be brand new and of standard power, typically under 22 kW. The installation must also be carried out by a qualified installer who issues a declaration of conformity for the system: without this document, the reimbursement application is not considered valid.

🔌 Models that fall within the bonus parameters

All remain below the 22 kW threshold required for standard power and, when installed by a qualified technician, obtain the declaration of conformity necessary for the reimbursement application:

Autel 7kW Single-Phase IP54 — SKU AU007-1P32A, €369.90, available
FoxESS 7.3kW Single-Phase 6m Cable — SKU FE-LSL07PC, €441.57, available
SolaX Smart EV Charger G2 22kW Three-Phase — SKU SP-X3-HAC-22P-E, €980, available

The main difference between the three: power (7kW vs 22kW) and system phase (single vs three-phase). For a standard domestic system, single-phase covers almost all cases; the three-phase SolaX makes sense if you already have a three-phase connection or anticipate faster charging times.

How to submit the application

Based on previous editions, the application will need to be submitted online through the Invitalia Personal Area, with access via SPID, CIE, or CNS. It will be necessary to attach expenditure documentation (invoices, traceable payments, declaration of conformity) and, at the end of the works, a final report signed by the applicant. Cash payments are not allowed: bank transfers, credit or debit cards are required, with a clear reference to the invoice and installation.

Within 90 days of the closing of the application window, MIMIT issues the decree granting contributions following the chronological order of application receipt, until the funds allocated for the year are exhausted.

Why it's worth acting now, even without an open application window

This is where the most common misconception lies. The bonus works on a reimbursement basis for expenses already incurred: it is not an immediate discount on the invoice nor a tax deduction spread over several years. This means that waiting for the platform to open to purchase and install the wallbox is not necessary—in fact, it risks being counterproductive, because application windows remain open for only a few weeks and funds are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

Those who install today, retaining invoices and bank transfers related to expenses incurred from 2026 onwards, will be ready to submit their application when the window reopens, with all documentation prepared: quote, declaration of conformity, payment traceability. This difference, in a measure with a limited annual budget, can determine whether the contribution arrives or whether the funds run out before one's own application.

Alternatives already active while awaiting the implementing decree

While awaiting the opening of the application window, two tax instruments independent of the MIMIT bonus remain available:

Home Bonus (IRPEF 50% deduction): applicable if the charging station installation is part of a larger building renovation or extraordinary maintenance intervention, with recovery spread over ten years;
Thermal Account 3.0: governed by DM 07/08/2025, concerns the creation of charging infrastructure combined with the replacement of air conditioning systems with heat pumps—it should not be considered an autonomous incentive for the wallbox alone.

The two instruments cannot be combined with the MIMIT bonus for the same expenditure item: they should be considered as alternatives, not as an integration.

Common mistakes to avoid

Thinking the application window is already open. It isn't: as of 10 July 2026, the MIMIT implementing decree is still missing.
Paying in cash. The contribution requires traceable and documented payments.
Installing without a qualified technician. The declaration of conformity is an essential requirement for the eligibility of the application.
Confusing the bonus with a tax deduction. It is a non-repayable contribution disbursed after the expense, not an invoice discount or a deduction spread over several years.
Waiting to purchase materials. The bonus is retroactive: installing now does not prejudice the right to reimbursement; on the contrary, it allows for readiness.

Electrical materials and installation accessories: what you really need

Whether you choose to install immediately or wait for the application window to open, a professionally installed wallbox requires certified electrical materials: correctly sized cables, dedicated miniature circuit breakers and residual current devices, conduits, and outlets compatible with the existing system. With over 25 years of experience in the electrical sector, the Oniroview team selects reliable technical components for private individuals, installers, and condominiums who want to tackle the installation without surprises during testing—a crucial detail, because the declaration of conformity required by the bonus does not tolerate improvised systems.

Discover the selection of electrical materials and installation accessories in the Oniroview catalog, or contact our team for technical advice before proceeding.

Frequently Asked Questions about the Charging Station Bonus 2026

Is the Charging Station Bonus 2026 already active?

No. The measure is confirmed and funded by the Automotive DPCM of 10 June 2026, but the application window is not yet open: the implementing decree from MIMIT, which will set the dates and procedures, is still pending.

Do I have to wait for the application window to open to install the wallbox?

No. The bonus is retroactive: it covers expenses already incurred. Installing now, while keeping invoices and bank transfers, allows you to have your application ready as soon as the platform reopens.

How much does the bonus cover?

80% of eligible expenses for purchase and installation, up to 1,500 euros for individuals and up to 8,000 euros for interventions on common condominium areas.

Who can apply for the contribution?

Individuals residing in Italy and condominiums. Owners of sole proprietorships and companies are excluded from this measure; for businesses and VAT-registered individuals, separate incentives managed by MASE exist.

Is it cumulative with other benefits?

No, not for the same expenditure. Home Bonus and Thermal Account 3.0 remain valid alternatives only for interventions that do not fall within the scope of the MIMIT bonus.

How to apply?

Online, through the Invitalia Personal Area, with SPID, CIE, or CNS access, attaching expense documentation and the system's declaration of conformity.