SUBJECT: Engineering Product Specification Generation 2

SUBJECT:
Engineering Product Specification
Generation 2, J1772TM Connector / Inlet Cable Assembly (UL File# 330790)
SPEC. # CCS-12003
REV. LEVEL: B
ORIGINAL DATE: 01/24/12
REVISED DATE: 03/19/12
Prepared By:
Approved By:
JG 01/24/12
LAW 02/21/12
J2CE Connector
J2IV Inlet
1. Purpose:
To specify a connector / inlet assembly system using AC Level 1 and Level 2 charge levels for use with
Electric Vehicle Service Equipment (EVSE) and Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles. System built in
accordance with SAE® standard # J1772_201001 (current revision) and approved by regional worldwide
test labs.
2. Part Number Configuration
XXXX XX X X XX X - XXX
Connector Series
J2CE = Connector (EVSE)
J2IV = Inlet (Vehicle)
Cable Size
16 = 16A-300V (J2CE only)
20 = 20A-300V (Level 1)
20 = 20A-600V (Level 2)
30 = 30A-600V (J2CE only)
40 = 40A-600V
75 = 75A-600V
Cable Rating (AC)
1 = Level 1
2 = Level 2
Modification Code (3 digits)
001 thru 999 (if necessary)
Sealing Method (J2IV only)
S = Sealed
U = Un-sealed
Cable Length – in ft.’
KO = Kit (without cable)
(Ref.# SOP-J2CE-KXX)
(Ref.# SOP-J2IV-KXX)
Powering System (AC)
1 = Single Phase
CCS-12003 REV. B
SUBJECT:
Engineering Product Specification
Generation 2, J1772TM Connector / Inlet Cable Assembly
J2CE Connector
J2IV Inlet
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SUBJECT:
Engineering Product Specification
Generation 2, J1772TM Connector / Inlet Cable Assembly
3. Physical Characteristics
3.1. Materials
Contact bodies – Copper Alloy
Latch – Zinc alloy
Contact spring members – Beryllium Copper
Inserts – Nylon, glass filled
Gasket – Silicone foam
Strain Relief – Thermoplastic Elastomer (TPE)
Handle – Polybutylene Terephthalate (PBT)
Cable – Type EVE rated, 5 or 4 conductor (UL62 compliant)
ƒ 75A – #6 AWG (2), #8 AWG (1), Ø.92” [24mm] OD max.
ƒ 40A – #8 AWG (2), #10 AWG (1), Ø.91” [23mm] OD max.
ƒ 30A – #10 AWG (3), Ø.74” [19mm] OD max.
ƒ 20A – #12 AWG (3), Ø.64” [16mm] OD max.
ƒ 16A – #14 AWG (3) , Ø.41” [10.5mm] OD max.
4. Electrical Characteristics
4.1. Low Level Contact Resistance
Measurements shall be performed using a (4) wire method with a maximum open circuit voltage of
20mV and a maximum test current of 100mA. Maximum contact resistance after environmental
exposure shall not exceed 20mΩ.
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Test Voltage – 20mVDC maximum open circuit.
Test Current – Not to exceed 100mA.
4.2. Insulation Resistance
With a mated pair of connector assemblies, measurement of the insulation resistance shall be more
than 100MΩ. The following details shall apply:
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Test Voltage – 500VDC
Electrification Time – 5 sec.
Points of Measurement:
o Conductor to Conductor
o Conductor to Insert
4.3. Dielectric Withstanding Voltage
There shall be no evidence of arc-over, insulation breakdown or excessive leakage current (>3mA)
when the connectors are mated. The following details shall apply:
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Test Voltage – 2000VAC
Test Duration – 5 sec.
Points of Measurement:
o Conductor to Conductor
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Engineering Product Specification
Generation 2, J1772TM Connector / Inlet Cable Assembly
4.4. Temperature Rise
The electrical contacts shall be designed for a maximum temperature rise of 50°C above ambient at
rated load. The wiring insulation shall be rated for 105°C. For connectors rated less than 200A, the
load is to be applied continuously. For connectors rated 200A or greater, the load is to be applied for
20 min. followed by a no-load period of 10 min. and repeated until peak temperature stabilizes.
5. Mechanical Characteristics
5.1. Mating / Un-mating Forces
The force to mate a coupler pair shall not exceed 75N total mating force. The following details shall
apply:
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Cross Head speed – 10mm / minute
Lubrication – None.
Utilize free-floating fixtures.
5.2. Contact Retention Force
The contact retention force between contacts and inlet (housing) should be 22N min.
5.3. Latch locking / unlocking Forces
The force required to lock the latch over the inlet shall be 20N min. The connector shall have a
latching mechanism to prevent inadvertent or accidental decoupling. The latching mechanism should
provide a means in the connector to open the proximity detection conductor when disengaging from
the vehicle inlet.
5.4. Sealing Requirements
Coupler system (connector and inlet), mated and un-mated, to meet UL50, Type 3R/3S, enclosure
rating for degrees of environmental protection.
6. Environmental Characteristics
After exposure to the following environmental conditions (as specified in “Table 1 – Test Sequences” in
accordance with the specified test procedure and/or details) the product shall show no physical damage
and shall meet the electrical and mechanical requirements in Sections 4 and 5. Unless otherwise
specified, product shall be mated during exposure.
6.1. Thermal Shock
With the connectors mated, the samples should be subjected to 5 consecutive cycles of thermal
shock under the following conditions:
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-40°C for 1 hour
+80°C for 1 hour
Change over time – 5 minutes max.
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Generation 2, J1772TM Connector / Inlet Cable Assembly
6.2. Humidity
Unmated samples are to be condition dried in an oven @ 40°C ±5°C for 24 hours. The connector
samples should then be mated and subjected to steady state humidity under the following conditions:
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Relative Humidity – 90-95%
Temperature – 32°C ±2°C
Test Duration – 168 hours
6.3. High Temperature Life Test
Mated connector assemblies shall be placed in a temperature chamber and subject to a temperature
of 105°C for 96 hours. Apply a 460VDC potential between conductors throughout the test.
6.4. Vibration
Mated samples are to be subjected to the following vibration profile:
6.4.1
6.4.2
6.4.3
6.4.4
6.4.3
or
to
Frequency
Varied from 10-55Hz. Return to 10Hz at a linear sweep period of 2 minutes / complete
sweep cycle.
Excursion
1.0mm +0.1/-0.0 peak over the specified frequency range.
Direction of Vibration
Vertical axis of the vehicle inlet as it is mounted on the vehicle.
Test Duration
60 minutes +1/-0
Pass / Fail Criteria
After completion of the test, there shall be no observed rotation, displacement, cracking
rupture of parts of the device that could result in failure to operate as intended or cause
fail any other test requirements specified in this document. Cracking or rupture of the
parts of the device that affect mounting shall constitute a failure.
6.5. Mechanical Shock
The test samples shall be subjected to the following shock:
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100g peak Acceleration
8.6ms duration
3 shocks in each axis
6 directions
6.6. Durability
The coupler shall be designed to a minimum of 10k cycles of mechanical operation. Run (1) pair of
connector assemblies thru 10k cycles at room temperature. Upon manual mating and un-mating of
the connector assemblies, the mating forces must not increase to the point that normal human has
difficulty mating them. After cycling, the devices shall not show any wear or deterioration that would
impair further use.
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6.7. Salt Spray Mist
With the connectors mated, the test should be conducted under the following conditions:
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Salt Concentration – 5%
Test Duration – 48 hours
Test Conditions – Atomization
Temperature – 35°C
7. Quality Assurance Provisions
7.1. Equipment Calibration
All test equipment and inspection facilities used in the performance of any test shall be maintained
ina calibration system in accordance with ISO 9000.
7.2. Inspection Conditions
Unless otherwise specified, all inspections shall be performed under the following conditions:
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Temperature – 25°C ±5°C
Relative Humidity – 30-60%
Barometric Pressure – Local ambient
7.3. Sample Quantity and Description
The test sequence for the qualification testing of the connectors, and sample size(s), are shown in
Table 1. The minimum connector quantity to be tested are specified in the descriptions of each test.
7.4. Acceptance
Electrical and mechanical requirements placed on test samples as indicated in the sections of this
specification shall be established from test data using appropriate statistical techniques or shall
otherwise be customer specified, and all samples tested in accordance with the product specification
shall meet the stated requirements. Failures attributed to equipment, test set-up or operator error
shall not disqualify the product. If product failure occurs, corrective action shall be taken and
samples re-submitted for qualification.
7.5. Qualification Testing
Qualification testing shall be performed on sample units with equipment and procedures normally
used in production, using the test sequence in Table 1.
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Generation 2, J1772TM Connector / Inlet Cable Assembly
7.6. Qualification Test Sequence (per Table 1)
The following connection points are to be tested for low-level contact resistance in Test Group(s) 1-4.
Visual examination before any testing should confirm that the sample is not damaged or missing
features. Visual examination after testing should confirm that the sample has not been damaged
during testing except for the effects of the testing itself. All resistance measurements that are outside
the limits should be confirmed before additional testing to assure that the measurements are correct.
No. of Connector Samples
Test
Examination of product
Mate connector(s)
Un-mate connector(s)
1
Low-level Contact Resistance
1
Insulation Resistance
1
Dielectric Withstanding Voltage
Temperature Rise (power contacts)
Mating/Un-mating Force – 3 cycles
Lock latch Mating/Un-mate Force – 3 cycles
Thermal Shock
Humidity
High Temperature Life
Vibration
Mechanical Shock
Durability Cycles
Salt Spray Mist
TEST GROUP
1
2
3
2 pairs
1 Pair
2 Pairs
TEST SEQUENCE
Mating/UnThermal Shock
Vibration &
Paragraph
mating, Force &
& Humidity
Mech. Shock
Salt Spray Mist
1,6,12,18
2,7,13
11,17
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
4.1
3,8,10,14,16
3,5,9,13
3,5,7,9
4.2
6,10,14
4.3
7,11,15
4.4
MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS
5.1
5.2
ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
6.1
4
6.2
12
6.3
6.4
6
6.5
8
6.6
9
8
4
6.7
15
4
2 Pairs
Hi-temp Life &
Temp. Rise
3,5,10,12,14
8. Revision Record
1/26/12
2/2/12
2/21/12
3/19/12
Rev.1 – Preliminary.
Rev.2 – Revised configurator.
Rev.A – Revised document number and Released.
Rev.B – Revised configurator and cable size. 75A was 80A.
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