Banque de charge d'onduleur GROADA-AC380V-50KW-R/RCD
The GROADA AC380V-50KW-R/RCD inverter test load bank is a high-performance testing device specifical...
| Modèle | AC220V-5KW-RCD | AC220V-10KW-RCD | AC220V-15KW-RCD | AC220V-20KW-RCD | AC380V-30KW-RCD | AC380V-50KW-RCD | AC380V-60KW-RCD | AC380V-100KW-RCD | AC380V-200KW-RCD |
| Puissance nominale | R = 5KW | R = 10KW | R = 15KW | R = 20KW | R = 30KW | R = 50KW | R = 60KW | R = 100KW | R = 200KW |
| RCD = 5KVA | RCD = 10KVA | RCD = 15KVA | RCD = 20KVA | RCD = 30KVA | RCD = 50KVA | RCD = 60KVA | RCD = 100KVA | RCD = 200KVA | |
| Courant d'entrée | 0 à 22A | 0 à 45A | 0 à 45A | 0 à 90A | 0 à 45A | 0 à 300A | 0 à 450A | 0 à 600A | 0 à 750A |
| Taille (largeur * profondeur * hauteur mm) | 500*600*800 | 500*600*1000 | 500*600*1100 | 500*750*1100 | 600*850*1400 | 600*850*1600 | 600*850*1850 | 700*1000*1800 | 1100*1400*1800 |
| Poids | 50 kg | 80 kg | 100 kilogrammes | 130 kg | 200 kg | 300 kg | 350kg | 450 kg | 550kg |
| Tension d'entrée | AC220 / 230V | AC380 / 400V | |||||||
| Autre tension d'entrée peut être personnalisée selon les exigences | |||||||||
| Chargement minimum | 100 watts | 100 watts | 100 watts | 100 watts | 100 watts | 1 kilowatt | 1 kilowatt | 1 kilowatt | 1 kilowatt |
| Autre puissance de charge minimale peut être personnalisée selon les exigences | |||||||||
| Précision globale | 3% (autres exigences de précision peuvent être personnalisées selon les exigences) | ||||||||
| facteur de puissance | PF = 0,6 ~ 1,0 | ||||||||
| coefficient de pic | 2 à 3 | ||||||||
| Mode de commande | Ordinateur hôte manuel local / à distance (mode de contrôle manuel local: disjoncteur / bouton / écran tactile trivial facultatif, d'autres méthodes peuvent être personnalisées au besoin) | ||||||||
| Interface à distance | RS232/RS485/USB/RJ45/CAN/GPIB (autres modes d'interface peuvent être personnalisés selon les exigences) | ||||||||
| Fonction de protection | Protection contre l'arrêt d'urgence, protection contre la surtempérature, protection contre l'interverrouillage de la charge du ventilateur, protection contre la mise à la terre (sélectionnez la protection contre la surtension, la protection contre le surcourant, la protection contre le court-circuit, la surcharge du ventilateur, le volume d'air insuffisant) | ||||||||
| Alimentation électrique de travail | AC220V | AC220V / AC380V | |||||||
| Précision de l'affichage | Niveau 0,5 (autre précision explicite peut être personnalisée selon les exigences) | ||||||||
| Paramètres d'affichage | Voltage, courant, puissance, fréquence, facteur de puissance, etc. (autres méthodes explicites peuvent être personnalisées selon les exigences) | ||||||||
| Froid façon sûre | Entrée d'air latérale et sortie d'air supérieure (d'autres méthodes de sortie d'air peuvent être personnalisées selon les exigences) | ||||||||
| Niveau de protection | IP20 (autre niveau de protection peut être personnalisé selon les exigences) | ||||||||
| Couleur d'apparence | RAL7035 (autres couleurs peuvent être personnalisées selon les exigences) | ||||||||
| Température de travail | -10 ℃ ~ 55 ℃ | ||||||||
| Humidité relative | ≤95% RH | ||||||||
| Altitude | ≤ 2500 m | ||||||||
En ce qui concerne la validation des performances des onduleurs sous charge, la fiabilité et la précision ne sont pas négociables. LeBanc d'essai de charge AC GROADA (AC230V, 15 kW, avec protection du dispositif de courant résiduel)est spécialement conçu pour simuler les contraintes de fonctionnement réelles sur les onduleurs, assurant leurs performances, leur sécurité et leur durabilité dans les déploiements réels.
Cette page fournit des détails techniques approfondis, des scénarios d'utilisation, des benchmarks de performance et des raisons de conception pour aider les ingénieurs, les gestionnaires de laboratoires d'essai et les équipes d'achat à comprendre exactement ce qui distingue ce banc de charge.
Les systèmes d'onduleurs, qu'ils soient utilisés dans le photovoltaïque (PV), le stockage d'énergie, les véhicules électriques (EV) ou l'automatisation industrielle, doivent supporter de manière fiable les charges dynamiques du monde réel. Les tests de charge révèlent des problèmes potentiels dans la gestion thermique, la régulation du courant, les circuits de protection contre la surtension ou le surcourant et la stabilité de la boucle de contrôle.
Surtout en cas de surtension ou de changements soudains de charge, l'onduleur doit répondre sans oscillation ou défaillance; Le test de charge réinitialise ces conditions.
Les tests de charge dans le monde réel aident à valider que l'onduleur fournit une sortie proche de la sortie nominale, avec une efficacité de conversion acceptable et une distorsion minimale (par exemple, THD, performances harmoniques).
L'efficacité sous des charges variables est une mesure critique dans les systèmes d'énergie renouvelable / PV; Les petites pertes à des charges élevées peuvent se aggraver considérablement au fil du temps. (Les modèles d'efficacité des onduleurs font partie essentielle de l'évaluation des performances photovoltaïques.)
De nombreux onduleurs doivent respecter les normes d'interconnexion réseau (par exemple IEEE 1547.x, codes réseau locaux) et passer les tests de certification. Le marché mondial des tests de certification des onduleurs connaît une forte croissance.
Dans la fabrication, les tests de charge en fin de ligne (EOL) assurent que chaque unité répond aux spécifications de performance avant l'expédition. Le marché des tests d'onduleurs EOL devrait croître fortement.
| Caractéristique | Description / Avantages |
|---|---|
| 230 V AC, charge jusqu'à 15 kW | Capable d'appliquer la charge nominale complète aux onduleurs dans les systèmes monophasés ou en phase divisée typiques. |
| RCD (Residual Current Device) protection | Adds safety layer—automatic fault current detection / isolation—important in lab environments. |
| Programmable load profile & waveform | Ability to simulate resistive, inductive, and mixed loads; ramping, step changes, transient loads. |
| High resolution measurement & logging | Capture voltage, current, power, harmonic distortion, efficiency in real time. |
| Fast response & stability control | Maintains stable output under sudden load changes; tracks inverter response accurately. |
| Modular / scalable architecture | Enables expansion (e.g. combining multiple units for higher loads) or parallel operation. |
| Thermal management & protection | Cooling system (fans, heatsinks), over-temperature shutdown, overcurrent protection. |
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Photovoltaic / Solar Inverter Testing
Simulate actual grid or load conditions to test inverter behavior under daytime and partial shading loads.
Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)
Use the load bench to emulate charge/discharge patterns or grid-tied output scenarios.
Electric Vehicle Charger / Inverter Validation
Test traction inverters or onboard chargers under dynamic loads and regenerative conditions.
R&D / Lab Environments
Use for prototyping, pre-certification testing, stress tests, firmware validation.
Manufacturing / End-of-Line QA
Each unit can be load-tested under controlled, repeatable conditions before shipment.
Describe how to test and what typical figures one might expect:
Steady-State Full Load Test
Run the inverter at 100% load for a given duration (e.g. 1 hour) and monitor output stability, temperature rise, and efficiency.
Load Ramping / Step Test
Increase load in steps (e.g. 0 → 25% → 50% → 75% → 100%) to see transient stability and response time.
The inverter should maintain output voltage/current without overshoot or oscillation.
Load Disturbance / Dynamic Load Test
Introduce abrupt load changes (e.g. 50% → 100%) or drop to low load quickly to test control loop robustness.
Harmonic / THD Measurement
Under different loads, measure the total harmonic distortion to confirm inverter meets waveform quality expectations.
Thermal & Protection Testing
Push the device into its thermal limits (within safe margins) to validate that cooling and protection circuits behave correctly.
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GROADA AC Load Test Bench — AC230V 15 kW With RCD Protection
Vue d'ensemble
The GROADA AC Load Test Bench (AC230V, 15 kW, RCD enabled) is engineered to deliver high-fidelity load simulation for inverter validation. Whether in a development lab, certification environment, or production line, this load bench offers precision, safety, and repeatability you can trust.
Why Inverter Load Testing Is Essential
In real-world operation, inverters must handle dynamic loads, grid fluctuations, and extreme conditions. Without rigorous load testing, latent defects may be missed, resulting in reliability issues or catastrophic failures. Furthermore, compliance with grid codes and certification standards mandates performance verification under controlled load. The global inverter certification testing market is expanding rapidly, driven by stringent regulations and deployment of renewable energy systems.
Core Features & Capabilities
Full Load Handling — Supports up to 15 kW at 230 V AC, enabling true full-power validation.
RCD Protection — Integrated residual current device ensures operator safety and lab protection.
Programmable Load Profiles — User-defined waveforms covering resistive, inductive, and mixed loads.
High-Resolution Monitoring — Real-time logging of voltage, current, power, distortion, etc.
Dynamic Response — Fast control to emulate sudden load changes and transient stresses.
Thermal Management & Safeguards — Effective cooling and protective circuits against overtemp / overcurrent.
Expansion Ready — Modular design allows stacking or parallel operation for higher load ranges.
Application Scenarios
PV / Solar Inverter Validation — Simulate irradiance and grid loading to test response under field conditions.
Battery Storage / Hybrid Systems — Stress test inverter behavior during charge/discharge cycles.
EV & Traction Inverter Testing — Emulate load profiles seen in automotive powertrains.
R&D & Lab Prototyping — Validate firmware, control strategies, and hardware under controlled stress.
Manufacturing / QA — Carry out 100% load tests on every unit to guarantee consistency prior to shipping.
Typical Test Protocols
Steady-State Run — Operate at rated load for a defined period to assess stability, output tolerance, and thermal behavior.
Load Ramp / Step Transitions — Incrementally increase load to examine transient response, overshoot, and settling time.
Sudden Load Disturbances — Induce abrupt load changes to validate control loop robustness under stress.
Harmonic / Distortion Assessment — Measure THD across load levels to ensure waveform quality.
Protection/Overload Testing — Push toward thermal or current limits (within safe design margins) to validate protection mechanisms.
Best Practices & Recommendations
Always begin with a light load before ramping to full power.
Monitor thermal sensors and allow cooling periods in between long runs.
Use differential measurements and calibrate instrumentation regularly.
Maintain reference logs and baseline data for comparison over time.
Document any deviations and include alarm thresholds in control software.
Why Choose GROADA’s Load Bench?
With decades of experience in power electronics testing, GROADA brings deep domain expertise, precision engineering, and customer support. Every unit is factory calibrated, and optional support services (maintenance, calibration, upgrades) are available to keep your test bench performing at top standards.
(Optional) Customer Use Case / Test Result Snapshot
“Using GROADA’s 15 kW load bench, we validated our inverter’s transient stability under 0–100% load in 2 ms, with THD never exceeding 3%.” — R&D Lab A
Sample data: Load step 0→50% → overshoot <2%, settling <20 ms.
Conclusion
For any organization needing reliable, precise, and safe inverter load testing at the 230 V / 15 kW class, the GROADA AC Load Test Bench is a compelling choice. With programmable capabilities, protective features, and modular expandability, it meets the rigorous demands of R&D, certification, and production workflows.