World premiere for RAY cable!

Charge Amps awaited sequel to the successful SPARK charging cable is a whole new type of charging cable in terms of both form and function. RAY has an entirely new design language signed industrial designer J. Nordwall for Koenigsegg Sports Cars. Ray follows the Charge Amps tradition of developing safe, reliable and attractive solutions for electric vehicle charging for the global market.

Ray has been talked about and sought after, since the cable concept was presented some time ago. The first RAY cables are now being distributed in Norway through elbilhjelpen who has been a contracted dealer for many years. And from mid October the RAY cable will be available through all Charge Amps resellers.

- Elbilhjelpen.no is proud to launch the long awaited RAY cable that sets new standards for both design and construction. With a braided protective earth and a temperature sensor mounted  in the wall plug, the car owner gets full control over charging also with the standard electrical outlet, said Robort Kristensen, CEO of elbilhjelpen.no

RAY is like all Charge Amps charging solutions, the smallest and lightest cable available, with a total weight of less than 2 kg incl. 7.5m cable and control box. Ergonomically designed, durable and adaptable to the user's preferences of  the color of the frame, Ray is also offering fully adjustable charging current from 6A, 7A, etc. to 16A. For optimal reliability and security Charge Amps included an additional function when developing RAY;

- To meet the latest standard in portable charging, we made sure to be one step ahead. A self-test of the fault current is automatically made each time before power is turned on and charging starts, says Charlotte Eisner, CEO, Charge Amps, and continues: The cable is small and light weight and so is the price tag, for the RAY cable, in which we summarize the lessons learned from the years we have been active in the industry and the customer feedback we listened in. This is simply the best thing you can have in the trunk of your electric car, concludes Charlotte Eisner, CEO Charge Amps