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How to Choose a Charging Cable Bag: Which Bag Fits Which Equipment

By:Bemis E-V Charge20 September 20266 min read

Most electric vehicle drivers toss the charging cable into the boot. Within a few months the cable collects dust and grease, the connector end takes constant knocks on the boot floor, and because it is never coiled it fills half the boot every single time. A charging cable bag solves all three problems at once — but there is only one question to ask when choosing one: what exactly will you be carrying?

First decide what you will be carrying

Products sold under the name charging bag actually serve three separate needs, and their volumes differ considerably: a charging cable with Type 2 on both ends (a Mode 3 charging set), a portable charger carried together with its housing and cable, or a V2L / C2L adapter. One bag does not fit all three; an adapter bag will not take a charging set, and a device bag wastes space on an adapter.

Dimensions: how much volume does each bag give?

Bemis charging bags and their dimensions
BagDimensionsWhat for
Charging Cable Bag · Premium40 × 40 × 10 cmType 2 charging cable / charging set
Charging Cable Bag · Standard36 cm diameter × 18 cm depthType 2 charging cable / charging set
Mobile Charger Bag · Small41 × 31 × 14 cmMini Mobile and Mono Mobile
Mobile Charger Bag · Large46 × 34 × 14 cmPro Mobile 2
V2L & C2L Adapter Bag11 × 20 × 8 cmCordless, single-outlet adapter
V2L & C2L Cable Bag22 × 26 × 12 cmSocket-extension adapter with cable
Charging Cable Bag · Premium
Charging Cable Bag · Premium
Charging Cable Bag · Standard
Charging Cable Bag · Standard
Mobile Charger Bag
Mobile Charger Bag
V2L & C2L Adapter Bag
V2L & C2L Adapter Bag
Although they share a name they are made for different equipment: the Premium and Standard bags are for Type 2 charging cables, the Mobile Charger bag is for the portable device, and the small hard case is for V2L and C2L adapters.

The difference is not only volume but shape: the Premium bag has a rectangular body, the Standard one is round. Choose according to how you want the coiled cable to sit in your boot — both do the same job, the layout preference is yours.

How does cable length affect the choice of bag?

Charging sets are made in 3, 5, 7, 8 and 10 metres, and up to 15 metres in three-phase models. The longer the cable and the thicker its cross-section, the more volume it takes up once coiled: a 15 metre three-phase set takes noticeably more room than a 3 metre single-phase one. For a long or thick cable choose the higher-volume bag; if the bag struggles to close, the size is simply not enough.

Portable charger: small size or large?

Portable device bags are split by model family: the small size is for Mini Mobile and Mono Mobile, the large one for Pro Mobile 2. Both carry separate compartments for the device, the cable and the adapters, so instead of wrapping the device in its own cable and cramming it in as one lump, every part travels in its own place.

V2L and C2L: adapter bag or cable bag?

The answer depends on whether the adapter has a cable. Single-outlet V2L and C2L adapters are cordless and fit the compact 11 × 20 × 8 cm bag; that size does not even take up room in the glovebox. Socket-extension models come with a 3 metre cable, and once coiled that cable will not go into the adapter bag — for those the 22 × 26 × 12 cm cable bag is used.

What to look for in a bag

  • Outer fabric: a water-repellent surface makes a difference when you put a wet cable into the boot.
  • Inner compartment: a cell that keeps the connector end separate protects the most delicate part of the cable from knocks.
  • Closing: if you have to squeeze the bag shut, move up a size; a strained zip gives way quickly.
  • Size match: choose the bag not for the cable alone but for everything you carry with it.
Tip: Put the cable into the bag dry and clean; a cable coiled up wet stays damp inside a closed bag for days.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I really need a charging cable bag?

It is not compulsory, but it does three concrete jobs. First, cleanliness: a cable thrown loose into the boot soon picks up dust and grease, which then ends up on your hands every time you use it. Second, protection: the most delicate part of a cable is the connector end, and it takes constant knocks on the boot floor; a bag with an inner compartment keeps that end separate. Third, order: a coiled cable that stays put occupies one spot instead of half the boot. A charging cable is a part you keep using for years, independently of the charger itself; protecting it is the cheapest maintenance there is.

Which size bag should I buy?

Choose the bag not for the cable alone but for all the equipment you will carry. For a charging set with Type 2 on both ends the Charging Cable Bag is the right one: the Premium is a 40 × 40 × 10 cm rectangle, while the Standard has a round body 36 cm in diameter and 18 cm deep. If you carry a portable charger, the bags are split by device family: the 41 × 31 × 14 cm small size is for Mini Mobile and Mono Mobile, the 46 × 34 × 14 cm large size is for Pro Mobile 2. For a V2L or C2L adapter you use either the 11 × 20 × 8 cm adapter bag or the 22 × 26 × 12 cm cable bag.

Will a 15 metre charging cable fit in a bag?

The longer the cable and the thicker its cross-section, the more volume it takes up once coiled; charging sets start at 3 metres and go up to 15 metres in three-phase models. Squeezing a long cable into a small bag strains both the zip and the cable sheath. For long or thick cables choose the higher-volume bag and coil the cable in wide loops; a very tight coil puts unnecessary strain on it. If the bag struggles to close, the size is not enough.

Does a V2L adapter need its own bag?

It depends on whether the adapter has a cable. Single-outlet V2L and C2L adapters are cordless, palm-sized and fit the compact 11 × 20 × 8 cm adapter bag; that size takes up no room in the glovebox or a boot pocket. Socket-extension models come with a 3 metre cable and once coiled it will not go into the adapter bag; for those the 22 × 26 × 12 cm V2L and C2L cable bag is used. In short, first check whether your adapter has a cable, then choose the bag.

Does the portable charger bag also take the cable?

Yes. Portable device bags carry separate compartments for the device, the cable and the adapters, so instead of wrapping the device in its cable and cramming it in as one lump, each part travels in its own place. Bag size is split by device family: the 41 × 31 × 14 cm small size is for Mini Mobile and Mono Mobile, while the 46 × 34 × 14 cm large size is for Pro Mobile 2. You can see which family your device belongs to from the model name on its product page.

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