Metrel A1532 EVSE Adapter for Electric Vehicle Charger Testing

The Metrel A 1532 EVSE adapter is a special accessory intended for testing Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) together with supported METREL installation testers. It is used for verification of electrical safety and functional testing of EVSE. It is intended for testing Mode 3 EV supply equipment with a type 2 connector. If used together with Metrel AUTOSEQUENCES®, prebuilt in the newer multifunctional testers, the complete EVSE charging station can be tested (state-by-state) electrically and functionally with a push of a button. It is possible to create a professional station-based report with MESM. FEATURES Banana socket outputs for connection to a 3-phase installation tester. Voltage indicators on EVSE output. Proximity Pilot resistance selector for simulation of EV cable presence and current rating detection. Control Pilot resistance selector for simulation of electric vehicle status. Socket output for connection to a 1-phase installation tester (Phase 1, Neutral, PE). Type 2 Male Plug connector for connection to EVSE. Output BNC connector for CP signal monitoring. Metrel A1532 Electric Vehicle Charger Tester Technical Specifications Input voltage 400 V (3-phase). Frequency 50 Hz. Test current 13 A. Proximity Pilot (PP) simulation Open circuit 13 A 20 A 32 A 63 A Control Pilot (CP) simulation State A (not connected) State B (connected, not charging) State C (charging without ventilation) State D (charging with ventilation) State E (error - CP short to PE via diode) Overvoltage category 300 V CAT II. Protection degree IP 40. Pollution degree 2. Protection classification Double insulation. Altitude 3000 m above sea level. Dimensions (L x W x H) 200 x 100 x 70 mm. Test lead length 0.5 m. Weight 0.82 kg. Working temperature range 0 °C . 40 °C @ 95 % RH, non-condensing Storage temperature range -10 °C . +70 °C. Maximum storage relative humidity 90 % RH (-10 °C . +40 °C) 80 % RH (40 °C . 60 °C).

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