Fluke’s FEV100 electric vehicle charging station EVSE test adapter is for performing GFCI troubleshooting and verifying operation within safety standards. The PE pretest checks protective earth. It verifies charging voltage and available current with a multimeter.
High Voltage’s PFT-503CM(F) AC hipot test set provides continuously adjustable output voltages for overvoltage. It withstands testing of switchgear, circuit breakers, reclosers, vacuum bottles, hot sticks and other high-voltage insulation requiring AC tests.
Amprobe’s INSP-3 wiring inspector circuit tester finds common wiring problems, including faulty splices and connections, incorrect wiring, faulty GFCIs and more. The flashing screen clearly indicates incorrect wiring or voltage-drop test failure. It verifies that wiring tested for load-carrying ability meets electrical code recommendations for voltage drop under load.
AEMC’s 6418 ground resistance tester measures ground rod, busbar and grid resistance and impedance without the use of auxiliary rods. It clamps around the grounding electrode or conductor and measures the resistance to ground.
Amprobe’s 110–125V AC, 0.3W ST-102B receptacle tester is designed to test GFCI breakers for proper wiring and operation. The light indicators show common wiring problems, and the GFCI circuit trips to confirm the tester is working.
Platinum Tools’ TPS200C PoE tester requires no batteries and can be used inline with an actual PoE device to measure current flow or by itself in powered device simulation mode to determine the maximum power available from the PoE power source. It measures DC voltage from 3.5V–56V and power up to 280W. There is an automatic mode, polarity detection and...
