Description

Fluke FEV100 EVSE Adapter

The Fluke FEV100 is a professional-grade EVSE (Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment) adapter designed for testing, verifying safety, and troubleshooting AC EV charging stations — specifically Type 1, Level 1 and Level 2 chargers. It allows technicians to perform full diagnostics without needing an actual electric vehicle, saving time and improving safety during commissioning, routine maintenance, or fault resolution.

Comprehensive EVSE Testing & Safety Features

• EV Simulation: Mimics the vehicle’s control pilot (CP) signal to test EVSE functions that normally require a connected vehicle.

• Grounding Check: Verifies protective earth wiring and ensures no dangerous voltages are present.

• GFCI Trip Test: Confirms the ground fault circuit interrupter is functioning properly to prevent electric shocks.

• Control Pilot State Simulation: Tests EVSE recognition of different charging states and ensures proper power delivery.

• Voltage & Duty-Cycle Testing: Works with multimeters or oscilloscopes to assess voltage output and maximum available charging current.

Ease of Use & Practical Benefits

• Enables ground fault checks, insulation testing, voltage measurement, and duty-cycle observation with compatible Fluke instruments.

• Acts as a simulated EV, eliminating the need to bring a vehicle on site for testing.

• Compatible with a range of test and measurement tools, expanding diagnostic capabilities for technicians.

Built for Professional Service & Maintenance

• Ensures newly installed EVSE is wired correctly and operating safely before handover.

• Supports periodic maintenance to verify long-term performance and identify issues quickly.

• Useful in troubleshooting wiring errors, degraded cables, or malfunctioning safety circuits.

What’s Included

• FEV100 Test Adapter module with SAE J1772 Type 1 connector and cable (TY1 version)

• Soft carrying case for transport and storage

• User manual and documentation

• Three-year limited warranty

Ideal For

• EV charging station installers

• Field technicians for residential or commercial EVSE deployment

• Maintenance engineers for EV infrastructure

• Electrical professionals conducting EVSE safety and compliance checks