@andre7 if you have the coordinates from a spreadsheet or csv, use a VertexCreator with the mode set to Add Point and the respective coordinates set to appropriate columns in your spreadsheet.
http://docs.safe.com/fme/html/FME_Desktop_Documentation/FME_Transformers/Transformers/vertexcreator.htm
Then use NeighbourFinder.
Hope this helps
Happy FME-ing :-)
Do you want to have a bunch of coordinates, and the closest substation to each? In which case srg's suggestion is a good one.
If you want a unique point that the user enters as a parameter each time the workspace is run, you have two choices.
A: Create two Number parameters, once for lat, and one for long, you can specify the domain on each (-90 to 90), (-180 to 180).
Use a vertex creator in the workspace.
B: Create a Geometry parameter , which can be entered as a GeoJSON.
Use a GeometryReplacer in the workspace.
This approach is very interesting if the workspace is run through FME Server, as you can graphically pick the coordinate on a map. See https://community.safe.com/s/article/using-the-geometry-picker-in-fme-server for details.