The standard certification specifications for new energy electric vehicle charging cables mainly include the following aspects:
1. Standards: Charging cables need to comply with international or national standards, such as IEC, GB/T, etc.
2. Safety performance: Charging cables need to pass corresponding safety performance tests, such as insulation resistance, electrical strength, short circuit protection, arc protection, etc.
3. Durability: The charging cable needs to withstand multiple bending, plugging and unplugging experiments to ensure that there will be no breakage, cracking or other problems during its service life.
4. Temperature control: Charging cables need to have certain temperature control properties to prevent overheating and fires.
5. Size and material: The size and material of the charging cable need to comply with standard requirements to ensure charging efficiency and safety.
6. Compatibility: The charging cable needs to be compatible with the charging interface of the electric vehicle to ensure connection and transmission effects during charging.
In short, the standard certification specifications for new energy electric vehicle charging cables are very diverse and complex and need to comply with a series of international and national standards to meet various safety performance, durability performance, temperature control and compatibility requirements.
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