Fluke FEV100/TY1 OffersMonitor the nominal voltage of the station voltage by connecting this adapter and selecting either state C or D using the rotary switch to start the charging cycle. There is no need to bring an electric vehicle onsite for EVSE troubleshooting: the adapter acts as an electric vehicle when connected to an EVSE for effortless performance and maintenance testing.
Features
PE pre-test to test dangerous V in the earth
CP control pilot for vehicle simulation
PE and CP error notification
GFCI testing
Connectivity with other T & M tools
Voltage, waveform, loop impedance and resistance
Test the functionality and safety of electrical vehicle charging stations, easily and reliably
Test the safety and performance of type 1, level 1 or level 2 electric vehicle ac charging stations (EVSEs) with this adapter. This test adapter simulates the presence of an electrical vehicle, allowing you to conduct tests in combination with appropriate test instruments such as a digital multimeter or oscilloscope. Use it to verify an EVSE is working properly after install and during periodic maintenance, or troubleshoot an EVSE if it is not delivering the appropriate charge.
Safety
EVSE charging cables may become damaged over the course of use, increasing electric shock risks to users. Stay protected from and check risk of electric shock with the GFCI trip test. This function verifies the breaker of the EVSE is connected by detecting ground
faults. Additionally, the PE grounding protection pre-test verifies that there is no presence of dangerous voltage at the ground terminal.
Simplicity and convenience
Perform a variety of tests including ground fault checks, insulation of wires, measuring voltage and duty cycle to see max current available for charging all with one adapter that safely integrates with the portfolio of test and measurement tools. There is no need to bring an electric vehicle onsite for EVSE troubleshooting: the adapter acts as an electric vehicle when connected to an EVSE for easy performance and maintenance testing.
Applications
Ground fault checks
Insulation of wires
Check voltage of the contact on the charger
Charging station troubleshootingFluke FEV100/TY1 OffersMonitor the nominal voltage of the station voltage by connecting this adapter and selecting either state C or D using the rotary switch to start the charging cycle. There is no need to bring an electric vehicle onsite for EVSE troubleshooting: the adapter acts as an electric vehicle when connected to an EVSE for effortless performance and maintenance testing.
Features
PE pre-test to test dangerous V in the earth
CP control pilot for vehicle simulation
PE and CP error notification
GFCI testing
Connectivity with other T & M tools
Voltage, waveform, loop impedance and resistance
Test the functionality and safety of electrical vehicle charging stations, easily and reliably
Test the safety and performance of type 1, level 1 or level 2 electric vehicle ac charging stations (EVSEs) with this adapter. This test adapter simulates the presence of an electrical vehicle, allowing you to conduct tests in combination with appropriate test instruments such as a digital multimeter or oscilloscope. Use it to verify an EVSE is working properly after install and during periodic maintenance, or troubleshoot an EVSE if it is not delivering the appropriate charge.
Safety
EVSE charging cables may become damaged over the course of use, increasing electric shock risks to users. Stay protected from and check risk of electric shock with the GFCI trip test. This function verifies the breaker of the EVSE is connected by detecting ground
faults. Additionally, the PE grounding protection pre-test verifies that there is no presence of dangerous voltage at the ground terminal.
Simplicity and convenience
Perform a variety of tests including ground fault checks, insulation of wires, measuring voltage and duty cycle to see max current available for charging all with one adapter that safely integrates with the portfolio of test and measurement tools. There is no need to bring an electric vehicle onsite for EVSE troubleshooting: the adapter acts as an electric vehicle when connected to an EVSE for easy performance and maintenance testing.
Applications
Ground fault checks
Insulation of wires
Check voltage of the contact on the charger
Charging station troubleshooting
Fluke FEV100/TY1 Specifications
Input Voltage
UL1/N = 120 V, UL2/N = 120 V, UL1/L2 = 208 V, 60 Hz (three-phase system)
UL1/N = 120 V, UL2/N = 120 V, UL1/L2 = 240 V, 60 Hz (single-phase system)
±10 % voltage fluctuations from nominal 2
EV connector (EVC-13)
SAE J1772 socket, 16 A (type 1, 5P single-phase)
Internal power consumption
2 W maximum
Temperature
Operating: -4 to 104°F (-20 to 40 °C)
Storage: -4 to 122°F (-20 to 50°C)
Humidity
Operating range: 10 to 85% relative humidity non-condensing
Storage: 0 to 85% non-condensing
Operating Altitude
6561’ (2000 m) maximum
Dimensions
8.66 x 4.33 x 1.77″ (220 x 110 × 45 mm) without cable assembly
Weight
4.4 lbs (2 kg)
Click here for complete specifications on the Fluke FEV100/TY1
What’s included with the Fluke FEV100/TY1
Test Adapter
Connector and Cable
Carrying Case
Manual
Webinar: EVSE Safety Maintenance with Fluke
In recent years, more people are opting for greener solutions to minimize environmental damage, which has led to an increased demand for environmentally safe solutions such as electric vehicles. Naturally, this has led to an increase in the installation of EV charging stations, but also the risks for technicians. In 2020, there were 126 fatal and 2200 non-fatal electrical injuries. Many of these are caused when technicians are exposed to hazardous voltage and arc faults that could cause shock and fire hazards due to a lack of understanding of proper EVSE installation and maintenance. Considering that EVSEs have a high rate of failure, estimated at 30 to 50% (SAE), reliability is essential when building EV infrastructure and gaining user acceptance.
Webinar: Electrical Equipment Safety with Fluke
When safety is on top of mind, everyone benefits. Ensuring that your facility employs the best workplace practices, test tool standards, and ratings, and considers the dangers and causes of incidents will make for a safer work environment. Taking steps to improve these aspects will allow you to enjoy benefits, such as increased productivity and reduced assets-related and accident-related costs. Many tools can help you improve safety by testing, maintaining, monitoring, or troubleshooting live electrical equipment.
How to use the Fluke FEV100 type 1 connector
Check out this training video to find out how the FEV100 can provide many benefits. The FEV100 has a connector with an interface for type 1 socket outlets or J-plugs on a level 2 charging station that allows you to conveniently test the function and safety of electric vehicle charging stations. You can also test GFCI trip time and leak current, troubleshoot and simulate control pilot, and PE errors through the simple press of a button.
How to perform a GFCI safety test with the Fluke FEV100 EVSE test adapter
Looking for an EVSE adapter? The FEV100 EVSE adapter is the only EV charging station tester with GFCI troubleshooting. GFCI protection monitors electrical current moving through a circuit and cuts off power when an error occurs to protect you from electrocution. Check out this video to learn how to perform a GFCI safety test with the FEV100 EVSE adapter!
How to perform a grounding protection pre-test with the Fluke FEV100 EVSE test adapter
The FEV100 EVSE test adapter has a grounding protection pre-test feature that tests the PE conductor for dangerous voltage so you can avoid accidents when performing tests on charging stations. Check out this video to learn how you can use this safety feature!
How to verify charging voltage with the Fluke FEV100 EVSE test adapter
Learn why the FEV100 EVSE adapter is the best tool to verify charging voltage. Capable of simulating control pilot charging states of an AC level 2 electric vehicle charging station, this adapter allows you to verify the charging voltage using a digital multimeter or scopemeter. Check out this video to learn how to use the FEV100!
A satisfied technician explains why the Fluke FEV100 is an exceptional tool
Wondering how you can fly through your troubleshooting tasks in a fraction of the time? The speed of this tester is hard to compete with. This technician estimated that he could easily complete eight stations within 20 minutes as opposed to spending 20 minutes on each station without the tool. That’s valuable time saved! Check out this satisfied technician’s thoughts on our Fluke FEV100 EVSE Test Adapter.
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