Specialized measuring instruments and test equipment

The PAN Wallbox Tester is a test adapter for Type 2 AC charging stations. It simulates vehicle charging states according to IEC 61851-1, operates with a Type 2 connector according to IEC 62196-2, and allows testing without a connected vehicle. Adjustable currents of 13 A, 20 A, 32 A, and 63 A, phase display, protective conductor fault simulation, and control pilot fault simulation support the installation, maintenance, and functional testing of wallboxes by electricians and testing service providers.

TDR stands for time-domain reflectometry and uses reflected signals to determine cable lengths and locate faults. A short pulse is injected into the cable; breaks, short circuits, or impedance changes reflect the signal. The distance to the fault or the end of the cable can be calculated from the propagation time. The PAN KLM-2000 uses this method for network, coaxial, and multi-core cables.

Cable length measuring devices determine cable length using either line resistance or time-domain reflectometry, depending on the device. The PAN KLM30R measures de-energized copper and aluminum cables with cross-sections from 0.15 to 240 mm² and cable lengths from 0.1 m to 30 km using resistance measurement. The PAN KLM-2000 uses TDR/reflectometry and is designed for multi-core cables, network cables, and coaxial cables from 5 to 3000 m.

A fuse finder is the right tool when a socket or circuit needs to be quickly assigned to the correct circuit breaker or residual current device (RCD). The PAN circuit finder uses a transmitter in the socket and a receiver in the distribution board for this purpose. For long cable runs or fault locations, a cable locator is more suitable; for simple socket wiring, a socket tester is recommended.

The PAN cable locator uses an active transmitter and receiver and is designed for single-core, telephone, coaxial, and network cables. It is suitable for targeted cable tracing, break detection, short-circuit detection, and LAN cable testing on RJ45, RJ11, and BNC cables. The input voltage is limited to a maximum of 15 V; this device is not intended for use with 230 V mains voltage.

The PAN cable finder is the more comprehensive solution for building technology. Designed as a cable locator up to 400 V for electrical, water, and heating lines, it locates breaks, fuses, and circuits, and allows for the assignment of fuses and circuit breakers to sockets. Additionally, it features non-contact voltage testing and can locate water and heating pipes as well as concealed sockets and junction boxes.

The PAN Multidetector is a passive locator for quick wall scans without an active transmitter. It detects live wires, metal, wood structures, water pipes, and concealed sockets and junction boxes. For targeted cable tracing and fault location, an active device such as the PAN Line Tracer or PAN Line Finder is more suitable; however, the PAN Multidetector is the ideal choice for quick preliminary checks before drilling, installation, or renovation work.

A cable locator is used to systematically locate cable routes, individual conductors, breaks, and short circuits. With the PANCONTROL PAN cable locator, a transmitter injects a signal into the cable, which the receiver then traces. The device is suitable for individual conductors as well as telephone, network, and coaxial cables with RJ45, RJ11, and BNC connectors. Live conductors can also be indicated audibly.