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FLIR EV45-T2 EV Charger Test Adapter with Type 2 Plug and Type 1 Converter

The FLIR EV45-T2 EV charger test adapter is equipped with a built-in IEC 62196-2 Type 2 plug, making it ideal for Type 2 charging stations or AC wall connectors. Designed for Level 1 and Level 2 electric vehicle AC charging stations (EVSEs), it is perfectly suited for both residential and commercial use. Maintain EV charging station safety by checking Protective Earth (PE) and electrical wiring, Test charge current interrupt device (CCID) to ensure electrical safety, Verify EV Charger maximum current output, Output charging voltages and frequency for further performance and safety checks, with the option to use the FLIR DM286 IGM multimeter for a comprehensive kit solution. The Bluetooth® FLIR METERLiNK® technology in the DM286 allows you to connect wirelessly to the METERLiNK® app on mobile devices, enabling instantaneous documentation, reporting, and sharing of results.
 

• Safety First, Each and Every Time

  Test Protective Earth (PE), electrical wiring, Residual Current Device (RCD), and verify EV charger maximum current output

• One Kit, Total Compatibility

  Designed for Type 2 and compatible with Type 1 — includes a Type 1 to Type 2 converter
  Comprehensive EV charger status indication with color LCD display

• Precision in Every Measurement

  Accurately measure charging voltage and frequency with the optional FLIR DM286 digital multimeter featuring METERLiNK® connectivity

Key Features
• Ensures EV charging station safety by verifying Protective Earth (PE) and electrical wiring integrity
• Tests residual current device (RCD)
• Indicates the maximum current output of EV chargers
• Designed for Type 2 and compatible with Type 1 connectors
• Measures charging voltage and frequency when used with an optional FLIR digital multimeter
• Complies with CAT II 300 V and IEC 61851-1 EV safety standards

Main Applications
• Providing safe and reliable EV charging stations
• Installing and maintaining public and private EV chargers
• Diagnosing and troubleshooting EVSEs