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Free guide with checklist

Inspect charging stations. With a clear checklist.

Practical orientation for commissioning, maintenance and recurring inspections. Structure your charging station inspection with the guide from comemso.

Get the guide & checklist Free of charge · Email verification required
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From visual checks to a documented result.

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See the actual checklist.

A structured template for inspection details, the test sequence and documentation.

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Four topics, one structured sequence

Prepare the inspection sequence and its documentation.

For service technicians, charge point operators and teams that plan, perform or document inspections.

Illustration of a clipboard showing possible inspection results.
  1. 01

    Visual inspection

    Record the condition of the charging station and document visible findings clearly.

  2. 02

    Functional checks

    Include the charging function in your inspection sequence and document the results.

  3. 03

    Protective measures

    Plan the checks needed to assess the effectiveness of protective measures.

  4. 04

    Inspection report

    Bring inspection details, measurements and results together in one set of records.

The guide provides practical orientation. It does not replace applicable standards, manufacturer instructions or assessment by qualified personnel.

Wallbox testing and charging-station inspection

How should a professional test a wallbox?

A qualified technician defines visual inspection, electrical safety checks and charging-function tests for the installation and the task. A charging simulator helps assess the charging function; it does not replace the required assessment of the electrical installation. Record the station identifier, test conditions, measured results and acceptance criteria.

Which wallbox test equipment fits the task?

For an AC wallbox, compare the intended safety and charging-function checks with Easy Chester Micro. For configured AC and DC field tests, review Easy Chester Ultimate. Select connectors, measuring functions and commissioned options against the inspection plan.

How does load management affect a wallbox test?

Record the active load-management configuration and available current limit. Compare charge start and the response to a changed limit under defined conditions. Keep these functional observations separate from the electrical safety results and include them in the agreed inspection record.

What will I receive?

You will receive the free guide with checklist for inspecting charging stations. The original page shown above provides a preview of its structure and inspection topics.

Who is the guide for?

Service technicians, charge point operators, and test or quality teams involved in charging station commissioning, maintenance or preparation for recurring inspections.

How do I receive the guide?

Complete the form and verify your email address using the verification email. After verification, you will receive the guide by email.

Does the checklist replace a complete inspection plan?

No. The guide offers orientation. The scope of inspection, applicable standards, manufacturer instructions and local conditions require a qualified assessment for the specific charging station.

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