LOTO Trainer for HV Vehicles Datasheet

  • Lucas-Nuelle CX3226-1A7 LOTO Trainer for HV vehicles with simulated high-voltage automotive components

The Lucas-Nuelle CX3226-1A7 is a practical training system for teaching safe high-voltage isolation and lockout/tagout procedures for battery-electric, plug-in hybrid, and hybrid-electric vehicles.

Students learn to identify electrical hazards, choose an appropriate isolation method, verify that the vehicle is safe to service, investigate simulated faults, and recommission the vehicle after work is complete.

  • Vocational schools and community colleges
  • OEM, fleet, and workforce training centers
  • High school automotive programs
  • Recognize electric-vehicle high-voltage hazards
  • Become proficient with methods of vehicle isolation
  • Investigate faults and system status
  • Verify safe working conditions
  • Reinitialize and recommission vehicles safely

Scan Tool Simulation

An integrated interface supports fault insertion and simulates a scan tool with diagnostic trouble codes and live data.

Multiple High-Voltage Isolation Methods

Training covers Live-Dead-Live measurements, manual service disconnects, 12-volt disconnection, cutting loops, high-voltage fuses, smart-key storage, scan-tool shutdown, and warnings for incorrect operation.

Simulated High-Voltage Circuit

The system represents an HV battery, contactor operation, high-voltage interlock loop, drive motor, DC/DC converter, and equipotential bonding circuit.

Guided Learning

Guided instruction modes and assessment activities reinforce correct procedures and decision-making.

Use of Real Workshop Tools

Students practice safety procedures using the same types of equipment used when servicing real vehicles.

Original Components

Authentic automotive components support safe, repeatable high-voltage training.

  • High-voltage awareness
  • High-voltage isolation methods
  • Lockout/tagout procedures
  • Safe-work-condition verification
  • Diagnostic trouble code and fault investigation
  • Safety decision-making
  • Complete vehicle isolation and lockout/tagout
  • Scan-tool shutdown
  • Incorrect isolation procedure
  • Procedure-validation failure
  • Vehicle recommissioning verification
  • High-voltage interlock fault investigation
  • Equipotential bonding fault investigation
  • Residual voltage after isolation
  • Active insulation fault
  • Unknown contactor status
  • Collision-damaged vehicle assessment
  • Authorization-limit recognition
  • Unsafe-work-condition recognition

Some exercises may require separate testing equipment.

  • Four-wire Kelvin milliohmmeter with a test current of at least 200 mA, resolution of 1 mOhm or better, and a pass threshold below 0.1 ohm
  • Insulation and voltage tester or megohmmeter supporting 500 V and 1,000 V DC, a range of at least 200 MOhm, and a CAT III or CAT IV 1,000 V rating
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  • LOTO Trainer for High-Voltage Vehicles
    Item Number:
    CX3226-1A
    Train EV and hybrid vehicle technicians in high-voltage isolation, LOTO procedures, electrical measurements and fault diagnosis with the Lucas-Nuelle HV Trainer.