The EU recently issued a new regulation (EU) 2025/2052, specifically governing external power supply design. Cables can break, but chargers cannot be thrown away. Charging cables are the most easily broken. Once a cable breaks, chargers with built-in cables are completely ruined. The EU considers this wasteful and increases environmental harm. The regulation states very plainly: chargers "should not be equipped with fixed Type-C cables to avoid premature disposal due to cable damage." 2. The four standard chargers under 100W must simultaneously meet the following requirements: (1) at least one USB-C port (2) The C port must operate independently without relying on other outputs (3) maximum power must be output through the C port (4) there must be no fixed cable on the C port
Ricomm designs multiple classic chargers for the European market, including Hammer 1 and Hammer 2, fully meeting consumers' multi-port needs