Charger for electrically charging a moving body

A charger comprising:

• a first connector provided on a power supply side;
• and
• a second connector provided on a moving body side, wherein
• the charger is configured to be charged in a state in which the first connector and the second connector are connected to each other by a magnetic force,
• the first connector and the second connector include opposing surfaces facing each other,
• one of the opposing surface of the first connector and the opposing surface of the second connector includes, on a first opposing surface, a male power terminal and a male signal terminal for a power cutoff signal projecting from the first opposing surface, and the other one of the opposing surface of the first connector and the opposing surface of the second connector is provided with a female power terminal which the male power terminal is to be fitted into and a female signal terminal which the male signal terminal is to be fitted into on a second opposing surface, and
• a length of the male signal terminal in a direction in which the male signal terminal projects is shorter than a length of the male power terminal in a direction in which the male power terminal projects,
• wherein on the first opposing surface, the male signal terminal is disposed at a central part, and a plurality of the male power terminals are disposed on a circumference centered on the central part,
• wherein on the second opposing surface, the female signal terminal is disposed at a central part, and a plurality of the female power terminals are disposed on a circumference centered on the central part,
• wherein when a straight line passing two points of a position of the male signal terminal and a position of the male power terminal on the first opposing surface is defined as a first straight line, a straight line passing two points of an intersection point between the first straight line and an outer edge of the first opposing surface and a leading end of the male signal terminal is defined as a second straight line, and a straight line passing two points of the intersection point and a leading end of the male power terminal is defined as a third straight line,
• wherein the length of the male power terminal in the direction in which the male power terminal projects and the length of the male signal terminal in the direction in which the male signal terminal projects are set in such a way that a second angle, which is an elevation angle formed between the first opposing surface and the third straight line, becomes greater than a first angle, which is an elevation angle formed between the first opposing surface and the second straight line.