Fluke FLK-FEV100/TY1 Ev Charging Station Test Adapter 250V

Product Description

The FLUKE FLK-FEV100/TY1 is an EV charging station test adapter designed to help electricians and EV service technicians verify the operation and safety of electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE). Rated at 250 volts and 60 Hz, this adapter meets CAT II 300V measurement category requirements, making it appropriate for residential and light commercial charging station diagnostics. The adapter allows technicians to interface test instruments with EV charging outlets without direct probe contact, supporting accurate voltage, continuity, and functional testing during installation and service calls.

This test adapter is suited for use during inspection, commissioning, and troubleshooting of Level 2 EV charging stations in residential garages, commercial parking facilities, and fleet charging installations. Electricians performing EVSE inspections under NEC Article 625 will find this adapter useful when verifying output voltage and confirming proper circuit function. It ships as a single-piece kit and is intended for professional use by licensed electricians and EV infrastructure technicians.

Key Features

• Rated for 250 volts at 60 Hz for compatibility with standard North American Level 2 EVSE circuits
• CAT II 300V measurement category rating for safe use in residential and light commercial electrical environments
• Single-piece adapter kit designed for straightforward connection between test instruments and EV charging outlets
• Compact form factor at approximately 13.8 inches long, 7.09 inches wide, and 3.93 inches tall
• Supports non-intrusive functional testing without direct probing of energized terminals

Compatibility

Designed for use with compatible Fluke test instruments for functional and safety testing of Level 2 electric vehicle charging stations rated up to 250 volts. Refer to Fluke documentation to confirm instrument compatibility before use.

Installation Notes

This adapter is installed and used by licensed electricians working on EV charging infrastructure. Always de-energize and lock out the circuit before connecting or disconnecting test equipment unless the procedure specifically requires live-circuit testing. Follow NEC Article 625 requirements for EVSE installation and testing. Do not exceed the rated voltage or measurement category of this adapter during any test procedure.