Gossen Metrawatt PROFITEST EMOBILITY Test Adaptor

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Benefits of the PROFITEST EMOBILITY Adaptor for Standards-Compliant Testing of Charging Cables

• Standards-compliant testing of single and 3-phase charging cables.
• Testing of mode 2, mode 3 and TESLA charging cables.
• Evaluation and documentation of the individual test steps.

Gossen Metrawatt PROFITEST EMOBILITY Test Adaptor

GMC-I/Gossen Metrawatt PROFITEST EMOBILITY (M513R) is an adaptor for standards-compliant testing of single and 3-phase, mode 2 and 3 charging cables by simulating faults.

• Testing of charging cables per DIN VDE 0701-0702 and manufacturer specifications using a guided test sequence with a recommended test instrument.
• Testing of mode 2, mode 3 and TESLA charging cables.
• Testing of connector cables with country-specific plug (type 1 plug etc.).
• Function test, i.e. tripping test by means of simulating the following faults: Interruption, reversed wires and PE to phase.
• Measurement of protective conductor current with current clamp transformer as accessory.
• Measurement of protective conductor and insulation resistance per DIN VDE 0701-0702 with a recommended test instrument.
• Tripping test with nominal residual current and measurement of time to trip with a recommended test instrument.
• Evaluation and documentation of the individual test steps with a recommended test instrument.
• Simulation of vehicle state per EN 61851-1/VDE 0122-1.
• Testing of resistance coding for vehicle inlets and vehicle connectors per EN 61851-1/VDE 0122-1.

Applications

We recommend the following test instruments for testing charging cables with the PROFITEST EMOBILITY test adaptor:

• PROFITEST MTECH+
• PROFITEST MXTRA
• PROFITEST PRIME
• SECUTEST PRO

The following faults can be simulated with the test adapter with mains supply to a charging cable (also possible without additional test instrument):

• Wire reversals.
• Failure of individual conductors (undervoltage detection).
• Interference voltage in the protective conductor due to connection of the phase conductor to the protective conductor (PE-UEXT switch setting).

The evaluation of the charging cable’s reaction to each respective fault is strictly visual: ICCB active or inactive (indicator lamp on the ICCB); fault indication by means of LEDs on the test adapter.

Model Overview