How to test an EV charger installation to BS7671 using the Metrel 3152 & A1532 EVSE adaptor

We look at how to test an electric vehicle charger installation using the Metrel MI 3152 and a dedicated chargepoint test adaptor A1532. The Metrel 3152 multifunction tester has a number of useful time-saving feature for electricians who are looking to get in the rapidly growing EVSE install market.

Paired with the A1532 adaptor we run through the BS7671 electrical testing requirements to validate the functional testing and safety of an EV charger installation. Including earth fault loop impedance, RCD testing and 6mA DC earth leakage tests.

The tester will compare test results with the required values indicated in BS7671 18th Edition wiring regulations. The Metrel A1532 is suitable for all manufacturers EV chargers. In this video, we are testing a Myenergi Zappi 2.

This is the first in a series of videos featuring the Metrel MI3152.

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