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Hybrid vehicle testers and high-voltage system diagnostic equipment for hybrid and electric commercial vehicles, supplied through Tec-Stop, the diagnostic sub-brand of Truckstop Group. Safe HV testing requires rated equipment and trained operatives. Call our team to discuss current stock and requirements.

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Hybrid vehicle testers from Tec-Stop at Truckstop Group

Hybrid and electric commercial vehicles run high-voltage systems typically between 300V and 700V DC. Standard automotive multimeters are not rated for HV circuit work. Hybrid vehicle testers provide isolation resistance testing, high-voltage DC measurement and insulation check capability for safe diagnosis of HV battery, inverter and motor circuits.

Tec-Stop is the diagnostics and specialist tools division of Truckstop Group, supporting workshops with equipment for modern commercial vehicle drivetrains including hybrid systems. As hybrid technology becomes more common across van and HGV fleets, correctly rated HV diagnostic equipment is a workshop requirement rather than a specialist item.

High-voltage vehicle work also requires PPE rated for the system voltage, and operatives should have completed HV awareness training before working near high-voltage circuits. Call our team to discuss current stock availability and to confirm equipment suitability for your specific vehicle application.

Frequently asked questions

What voltage do hybrid commercial vehicle systems run at?

High-voltage systems in hybrid commercial vehicles typically operate between 300V and 700V DC depending on the manufacturer and system design. This is well above the threshold for lethal shock and requires appropriately rated test equipment and PPE.

Can I use a standard multimeter on a hybrid HV circuit?

No. Standard automotive multimeters are not rated for HV circuit voltages. Using unrated equipment on a high-voltage system is a safety risk and may damage the meter. A hybrid vehicle tester rated to the system voltage is required for safe diagnosis.

Do technicians need special training to work on hybrid vehicles?

Yes. IMI Level 2 Award in Hybrid and Electric Vehicle System Awareness is the minimum recommended qualification for technicians working near HV systems. Level 3 is required for those diagnosing and repairing HV components.