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System of the MonthJune 2024

System of the Month June 2024: Easy Chester EOL for legal-metrology production testing

Easy Chester EOL connected repeatable production verification with the measurement and documentation needs of calibration-compliant charging stations.

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System of the Month June 2024: Easy Chester EOL for legal-metrology production testing
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Unit under testIdentity and variant stay connected
AutomationApproved acceptance workflow
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Focus on Innovation and Compliance

The described production setup supports defined charging and measurement checks. The applicable conformity-assessment procedure determines their legal role and required records.

Key Features and Benefits

The Easy Chester EOL stands out with its comprehensive features and seamless integration, making it an indispensable tool:

  1. Power Meter Integration of EVSE itself
  • Precise Measurements verified and protocolled: The system allows for the direct integration of power meter measurements of the EVSE itself into test reports, ensuring the verification of all EVSE measurements and documentation of them into the test report. With this not only accuracy and reliability of each charging station are proven, also according to German “Eichrecht” law ensured.
  1. Reference Measurement with Calibrated Power Meter
  • ISO 17025 compliance: The power and system measurement of the charging station are additionally verified and automatically documented using a power meter calibrated according to ISO 17025 in order to compare reference values and clearly display deviations.
  1. Comprehensive Documentation and Reporting
  • Regulatory Compliance: Use the extensive software functions of the Easy Chester EOL to carry out comprehensive functional and safety tests for the end-of-line test process and benefit from complete documentation of all test results and calibrations as well as proof of functionality.

Optimizing Production and Quality

The precise design and enhancements of the Easy Chester EOL not only ensure strict adherence to calibration standards but also optimize production workflows. Automation features and precise error analysis capabilities significantly improve the manufacturing process, ensuring that every charging station produced is a model of quality and reliability.

Shaping the Future of E-Mobility

By focusing on precision and compliance, the Easy Chester EOL plays a pivotal role in the success of EV charging infrastructure. Manufacturers using this system in combination with the comemso EVCA for compliance tests can be confident that their products meet the highest standards and set new benchmarks in the industry.

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Stay tuned for more updates and insights as we continue to highlight systems that shape the success story of e-mobility.

Disclaimer: Please note that the Easy Chester EOL does not replace the tests with a conformity tester for the communication and safety standards according to IEC 61851-1, DIN 70121, ISO 15118, IEC 61851-23, etc. For corresponding detailed conformity tests, the comemso EVCA with the appropriate hardware and software configuration should be used.

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