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Easy Chester PlatformEVSE production, commissioning, service and calibration.Easy Chester MicroAC EVSE installation testerEasy Chester UltimateAC and DC EVSE installation testerEasy Chester CalimeraAC and DC EVSE calibration systemEasy Chester EOL / EOL HPCEVSE end-of-line production tester
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Charge PlaybackReproduce the charging partner for the DUT.Charge Cycle AutomationTurn saved configurations into repeatable campaigns.Conformance Test LibrariesVersioned executable standards-based test logic.
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Capabilities HubConnect the capability model across EV, EVSE and BMS testing.EVCA Capability HubExplore the detailed EV charging capability stack.comframeThe shared test-intelligence environment.Integration & APIsREST, Python, CI/CD and laboratory orchestration.Protocol & Domain ModulesSelect released domain depth.
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Knowledge CenterTechnical explanations, methods and application guidance.GlossaryStable charging and BMS test terminology.EVSE Calibration MethodsCompare controlled real load and reference measurement.Battery Cell SimulationCells, balancing, faults, precision and BMS HiL.
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Resources LibraryCurrent brochures, webinars, guides and checklists.Charger Uptime CalculatorEstimate downtime and field-service impact.EVSE Inspection GuidePractical commissioning and inspection workflow.BMS testing whitepaperTemperature, environment, simulation and test wiring.Technical newsletterChoose product updates and events relevant to your tests.
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EV TestingVehicle, EVCC and charging-release validation.EVSE TestingCharging-station development through field operation.InteroperabilityReal EV and EVSE in one synchronized test record.BMS TestingCells, sensors, balancing and controlled faults.BMS + EVCC + OBCValidate the interaction of battery, charging controller and on-board charger.MCS TestingCommunication, signals, cooling and megawatt power.EV Charging EMCKeep charging communication observable under EMC stress.EVSE End-of-LineRepeatable acceptance and unit-level results.Commissioning & Field ServiceCommission, diagnose and verify installed chargers.Calibration & MetrologyTraceable energy verification at the charging point.Open Coverage Explorer
Find the right systemEVCA PlatformCommunication, interoperability, high-power, MCS and EMC paths.EVCA ComOnlyFocused charging communication testing.EVCA Multi MobilePortable laboratory and field analysis.EVCA InteropAnalyse interoperability between a real EV and EVSE.EVCA FlexModular high-power testing and controlled faults.EVCA MCSMegawatt charging communication, low-level signals and system testing.Easy Chester PlatformEVSE production, commissioning, service and calibration.Easy Chester MicroAC EVSE installation testerEasy Chester UltimateAC and DC EVSE installation testerEasy Chester CalimeraAC and DC EVSE calibration systemEasy Chester EOL / EOL HPCEVSE end-of-line production testerBattery Cell SimulatorBMS testing from compact bench to high-voltage HiL.comframeConfiguration, synchronized analysis and automation.EMC LinkOptical charging communication through the chamber boundary.Compare products
Automated Standards AnalysisMeasured behaviour, normative context and highlighted deviations.Professional SimulationConfigure nominal, boundary and non-conform behaviour.Manipulating GatewayTest a live correction hypothesis between real partners.Charge PlaybackReproduce the charging partner for the DUT.Charge Cycle AutomationTurn saved configurations into repeatable campaigns.Conformance Test LibrariesVersioned executable standards-based test logic.Capabilities HubConnect the capability model across EV, EVSE and BMS testing.EVCA Capability HubExplore the detailed EV charging capability stack.comframeThe shared test-intelligence environment.Integration & APIsREST, Python, CI/CD and laboratory orchestration.Protocol & Domain ModulesSelect released domain depth.
Charging, Safety & EMCCharging behaviour, field safety, editions and test boundaries.Conformance Test LibrariesReleased executable test logic, verdicts and evidence.AFIR for EV ChargingRegulation, responsibility and verifiable evidence.Knowledge CenterTechnical explanations, methods and application guidance.GlossaryStable charging and BMS test terminology.EVSE Calibration MethodsCompare controlled real load and reference measurement.Battery Cell SimulationCells, balancing, faults, precision and BMS HiL.Resources LibraryCurrent brochures, webinars, guides and checklists.Charger Uptime CalculatorEstimate downtime and field-service impact.EVSE Inspection GuidePractical commissioning and inspection workflow.BMS testing whitepaperTemperature, environment, simulation and test wiring.Technical newsletterChoose product updates and events relevant to your tests.
About comemsoEngineering purpose, history and operating companies.Development & manufacturingShort paths from development to system testingQuality & CertificationsManagement systems, validation and calibration evidence.Customer ProofNamed stories, endorsements and published configurations.SustainabilityEnvironmental management and measured progress.Customer Care TeamDelivery, commissioning, training and support.Sales PartnersRegional commercial and service access.CareersWork on deep e-mobility testing.News & EventsProjects, releases, webinars and company updates.Request a technical demoDiscuss your test task with the comemso team.ContactSales, support and locations in one place.Legal documentsImprint, privacy, GTC, EULA and WEEE.
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