NEW! CA 6652 - EV Charging Station Tester

Discover the CA 6652, a compact, easy-to-use AC electric vehicle charging station tester that quickly detects faults. Refer to the article below for detailed information about the CA 6652

In the context of the rapidly growing electric vehicle (EV) industry, ensuring the quality and safety of charging stations has become a critical requirement. The CA 6652 is the latest AC charging station tester from Chauvin Arnoux, designed to serve technical professionals, manufacturers, and installation units. This device enables full simulation of EV operating states, performance assessment, and accurate and fast safety testing of charging systems.

General Construction of the CA 6652

The CA 6652 features a robust and compact design, suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. It uses a Type 2 connector compliant with IEC 62196-2 standards, ensuring compatibility with most existing AC charging stations on the market. The control panel is clearly laid out, integrating an LED system that displays phase status and basic electrical faults. In addition, the 4mm connection ports make it easy to integrate with external measurement instruments such as multimeters or power analyzers.

Key Features of the CA 6652

The CA 6652 can simulate various EV states based on CP (Control Pilot) signals, including States A, B, C, and D—from not connected to charging with active cooling fan. It also allows for load simulation via the PP (Proximity Pilot) signal, thereby enabling the emulation of different charging current levels such as 13A, 20A, 32A, and up to 63A. This feature is essential for evaluating the responsiveness of charging stations under real-world conditions.

Moreover, the CA 6652 supports simulation of fault conditions such as short circuits, CP-PE diode faults, and PE disconnections. This allows technicians to quickly identify and troubleshoot potential issues. With an operating temperature range from -20°C to +55°C and IP54/IP40 protection rating, the device is suitable for a variety of working environments.

Real-World Applications

The CA 6652 is widely used in testing, maintenance, and quality assessment of AC EV charging stations. Target users include: electrical technicians, charging station installation units, quality inspection organizations, maintenance centers, charging equipment manufacturers, and training institutions in the electrical and automation sectors.

Particularly, the CA 6652 is ideal for use in combination with advanced measuring instruments such as the CA 6117, CA 6131, or oscilloscopes when conducting comprehensive evaluations of charging systems.

Why Choose the CA 6652

The main reason the CA 6652 stands out as a top choice lies in its integration of simulation, testing, and maintenance features—all in a compact, easy-to-use device. Manufactured by Chauvin Arnoux, a leading European measurement equipment brand with over 125 years of experience, the CA 6652 ensures high accuracy and long-term durability.

With its user-friendly interface and versatile testing capabilities, the CA 6652 significantly reduces the time and cost involved in diagnosing and evaluating EV charging stations.

Conclusion

The CA 6652 is a comprehensive solution for EV charging station testing, meeting the high demands of safety, efficiency, and accuracy. With its optimized design, powerful features, and high compatibility, this product is a valuable technical tool for any organization involved in the installation, inspection, and maintenance of EV charging infrastructure.

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