Seller and contact details
The seller is Ignas Ežerinskis, operating as a sole trader in Lithuania under individual activity certificate No. 1245016. Postal address: Pilies gatvė 5-27, Klaipėda, Lithuania. Email: info@ccs2.lt. Telephone: +370 622 22331.
Orders and the total price
These terms apply to orders placed with the CCS2.LT online store. Check the product, package, quantity, contact details and delivery address before ordering. The final checkout button clearly indicates an obligation to pay.
Prices are in euros. The total amount, applicable taxes, delivery charge and available payment methods are shown before the order is confirmed. Undisclosed additional charges do not apply. Order and contract information is provided by email; keep the confirmation.
Choosing an adapter
Choose the vehicle connector and the exact adapter version. BMW i3, standard, 250 kW and 500 kW models must be checked separately. An adapter’s rated limit does not guarantee that charging power for the vehicle. Follow the product description, confirmed compatibility information and instructions.
Contact us before purchase if compatibility is unclear. This does not restrict your statutory rights if the supplied product does not conform to the contract or description.
Delivery, withdrawal and conformity
Delivery arrangements, the 14-day right to withdraw from an online purchase and rights concerning faulty goods are explained on the linked pages. Returning an item because you changed your mind differs from a claim about a product fault.
A consumer is an individual buying for purposes outside their trade or profession. Business orders may have separately agreed terms. These terms do not remove a consumer’s mandatory rights.
Complaints and disputes
Send a complaint to info@ccs2.lt, identifying the order, circumstances and requested solution. A reasoned reply to a consumer’s written complaint is provided within 14 calendar days.
If the response is unsatisfactory or does not arrive on time, you may contact the Lithuanian State Consumer Rights Protection Authority (VVTAT) for out-of-court dispute resolution or bring a claim before a court. Mandatory protections and available remedies in your country of residence remain unaffected.