Locking a type 1 charging cable to prevent theft @evdabbler
Locking a type 1 charging cable to prevent theft  @evdabbler
Uploaded November 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Cars such as the Outlander PHEV or the Nissan Leaf have type 1 connectors that do not lock the cable when charging.
This means there is always the small risk that it could be stolen. To prevent this, it's easy to add a small lock which will mean the plug cannot easily be disconnected anymore. Enough for casual risk prevention.

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Locking a type 1 charging cable to prevent theft

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