The headline promises a Type 2, 32A, 22kW wallbox with app control, but your first buying decision should happen at the power socket. This CarLightBulb charger pairs a listed five-pin CEE supply plug with a Type 2 vehicle connector. Before ordering, establish whether both ends suit your setup—and resolve several details in the listing rather than assuming the headline tells the whole story.
Product snapshot
1. Product snapshot: what you are comparing
SKU C300-A016~1 is listed as a three-phase EV charger with a maximum current of 32A and advertised maximum output of 22kW. Listed current selections are 8A, 10A, 16A, 20A, 24A and 32A. The description identifies a CEE-to-Type 2 connection and phone-app capability.
The specification states a 7m charging cable, although another passage says six metres. Package text lists one EV charger and says instructions are included. Treat the cable length and any separate accessories as confirmation questions, not settled reasons to purchase.


2. Resolve the supply specification before chasing 22kW
The listing combines three-phase operation and a 22kW maximum with an input-voltage entry of 110–240V. It does not explain how that voltage is defined. Request a clear photograph of the supplied unit's rating label and its installation manual before deciding whether it matches your electrical supply.
Ask your electrician to assess the intended circuit and socket against those documents. Do not treat the CEE plug or adjustable-current list as proof that an existing outlet is suitable. Have the seller explain the conditions required for the advertised output; do not plan charging times around 22kW alone.
3. Match the actual vehicle, not a model-name list
The description targets Type 2 vehicles in Australia, Europe and the UK. Its broad vehicle-name examples are not market-specific compatibility evidence. No model years or vehicle-specific OE numbers are supplied, and the listing does not establish US-market compatibility.
Provide your VIN, market and model year, together with clear photographs of the vehicle inlet and intended supply socket. If replacing equipment, include its original label or part number. Compare connector faces and orientation; confirm the vehicle's charging-port side so the proposed mounting position makes sense.

4. Check reach, storage and the actual box contents
Measure the intended cable route from the wallbox position to the car's charging port in its normal parking position. Include the route around obstacles rather than measuring a straight line. Because the description alternates between six and seven metres, ask which usable cable length this SKU supplies.
The photographs show a black enclosure, coiled black cable, red supply plug and white-and-black vehicle handle. They also depict a separate holder and fixing pieces. However, the package statement names only the charger, so obtain written confirmation before counting on those photographed accessories.
5. Set realistic installation and app expectations
Professional installation is recommended in the listing. Arrange an electrical assessment before purchase, and ask the installer to review the actual manual, mounting requirements and suitability for the intended location. Request supporting certification documents and an enclosure rating rather than relying solely on general safety wording.
App capability is stated, but the app name, connection method and available controls are not specified. Ask for the app instructions and confirm phone compatibility. Do not assume scheduling, energy reporting, remote access or operation without an account unless the seller documents those functions for this unit.
Before-order checklist
- Send VIN, model year and vehicle market.
- Compare inlet and five-pin supply-plug photos.
- Request the actual rating label and manual.
- Confirm cable length and mounting location.
- Verify holder and fixing contents.
- Obtain app details and electrical assessment.
Questions buyers often ask
Is the charging cable definitely seven metres?
Seven metres appears in the specifications, but six metres appears elsewhere. Confirm the supplied length for SKU C300-A016~1.
Does the pictured holder come with it?
The images show one, but the package statement lists only the charger. Ask for a confirmed contents list.
Is it confirmed for my US vehicle?
No. The stated regions are Australia, Europe and the UK; this listing does not prove US vehicle or electrical compatibility.
Confirm the connections before ordering
Send CarLightBulb your vehicle details, inlet and socket photos, and installation questions. Request written clarification for SKU C300-A016~1 before purchasing.
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