Fluke FEV100/TY1 KIT

Name: Fluke FEV100/TY1 KIT EV Charging Test Adapter with Type 1 Plug, 87V, TL224, US
Brand: Fluke
SKU: FEV100TY1KIT
Price: 1619.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Our Part No. FEV100TY1KIT

Mfr. Model FEV100/TY1 KIT

Catalog No. 5348150

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Fluke FEV100/TY1 KIT

Our Part No. FEV100TY1KIT

Mfr. Model FEV100/TY1 KIT

Catalog No. 5348150

The Fluke FEV100/TY1 KIT is a kit that features Fluke's FEV100 EV Charging Test Adapter and Fluke's 87V True-RMS Industrial Digital Multimeter.

FEV100: Test functionality and safety of electrical vehicle charging stations; CP Control Pilot state simulation; PE Pre-Test for dangerous voltage
87V: TRMS AC voltage and current; unique function for accurate voltage and frequency measurements on adjustable speed motor drives/other noisy equipment; built-in thermometer

This product is available for shipping to the US, Canada, and Puerto Rico only.

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In stock: 3 Units

Key Features

Includes adaptor simulates presence of electrical vehicle to test functionality and safety of electric vehicle AC charging station
Check electric vehicle charging station is correctly wired and protective earth is functioning properly with PE pre-test feature
Perform GFCI troubleshooting of electric vehicle charging station and verify it is functioning properly for safety
Test different charging states of electric vehicle charging station with turn of button Verify charging voltage using 87-V digital multimeter

Details

The Fluke FEV100/TY1 KIT EV Charging Test Adapter contains products for the electric vehicle charging segment. It is designed to test function and safety of electric vehicle charging stations, and is recommended to comply with SAE-J1772 standards for US stations. Moreover, it provides critical protective ground testing of the station, GFCI troubleshooting, and CP communication stages between vehicle and station. The kit includes 87-V and 125B test leads to test voltage, maximum charging current, and verify CP signal output.

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