bokman BKM32210 Type 2 EV Charging Cable, 22 kW, 10 m

The bokman BKM32210 is a Type 2 EV charging cable listed with a 22 kW rating, 32 A current and 10-metre length. Its reach may help when the vehicle cannot park close to the charging point, but the actual charging rate depends on the vehicle and charging equipment.

At a glance

Listed as a Type 2 cable with a 10-metre reach.
The listing claims a 22 kW rating and 32 A current, with Type 2 compatibility.
The listing describes short-circuit protection and also claims overvoltage and overcurrent protection.

Price

£127.48Save 15%

Reference price: ~~£149.99~~

Price checked: 14 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

The 10-metre length offers more reach between the vehicle and charging point than a shorter lead.
Type 2 connectors are specified, and the listing claims compatibility with Type 2-standard electric vehicles.
The long cable may be convenient for storage or charging-point placement, according to the listing's design claims.

Technical specifications

12 specifications

Identity
Brand	bokman
Model	BKM32210

Charging and connectors
Plug type	Type 2
Connector gender	Female-to-Female
Rated wattage	22 KW
Amperage	32 Amps
Power cord prong count	3

Dimensions and use
Cable length	10 Metres
Intended use	Indoor

Features and listing details
Special feature	Short Circuit Protection
UL listed	No
Colour	22kW 32A

What to know before buying

The listing's 22 kW and 32 A claims do not guarantee that charging will reach that rate. Vehicle and charging equipment capability matter, and customer feedback reports mixed charging-speed experiences, including reports that it did not reach 22 kW. The listing describes indoor use, does not claim UL listing, and customer feedback is mixed about IP certification, with one customer disputing IP65 status. Confirm requirements and suitability before buying.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Type 2 EV owners who need a 10-metre cable to reach their charging point.
Buyers whose vehicle and charging equipment support the listed 32 A, 22 kW configuration.

Less suited to

Buyers needing a cable explicitly specified for outdoor or IP65 use.
Buyers who require guaranteed 22 kW charging regardless of their vehicle or charging equipment.

bokman BKM32210 Type 2 EV Charging Cable, 22 kW, 10 m · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.5 / 5 · 987 ratings

5 stars81%81%
4 stars6%6%
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2 stars2%2%
1 star8%8%

Customer feedback highlights good connector fit, length, portability and durability, and mentions a carrying case and cleaning cloth. Charging speed receives mixed feedback, including reports that the cable did not deliver 22 kW, while IP certification is also disputed. That matters if you need the claimed maximum rate or outdoor protection. The listing states indoor use and gives a 10-metre length, but neither establishes those disputed performance or weather-resistance points.

Positive themes

Customers report secure-fitting connectors and value the cable's length, portability and durability.
One customer mentions a carrying case and cleaning cloth.

Mixed feedback

Customers report mixed charging-speed experiences, including reports that it does not work at 22 kW.
IP certification feedback is mixed, with one customer reporting that it is not IP65.

Frequently asked questions

Will this cable charge every EV at 22 kW?

No such guarantee is supported. The listing claims 22 kW and 32 A, but the vehicle and charging equipment determine the rate. Customer feedback also reports mixed experiences with charging speed.

How long is the cable?

The listed cable length is 10 Metres.

Is it suitable for outdoor charging?

The product details state indoor use. Outdoor or IP65 suitability is not established, and customer feedback includes a report disputing IP65 status.

What protection does the listing claim?

It lists Short Circuit Protection and separately claims overvoltage and overcurrent protection. These are listing claims, not independently verified performance.