Short-Circuit Testing Machine for Battery Pack with Multiple Resistance Safety Performance Test

Name: Short-Circuit Testing Machine for Battery Pack with Multiple Resistance Safety Performance Test
Brand: Dongguan Hong Tu Instrument Co., Ltd.
SKU: 2108694545

Guangdong, ChinaDongguan Hong Tu Instrument Co., Ltd.

US$1.00-5,989.00

1 Piece

Product profile

After-sales Service

Lifetime Maintenance

Power Supply

380V ± 10%, 220V ± 10%, 50 / 60Hz

Certification

CE, ISO

Model NO.

HT-CD-1122

Warranty

1 Year

Application

Vehicle Battery Test. Lithium Battery Test

Related Standard Test Requirements

UL 1642-2022,IEC 621331-2017,Ui 2580-2011

Maximum Short Circuit Current

DC5000A-DC20000A....(Customizable)

Contact The Corresponding Time

The First Type: 20ms

Temperature Range

Normal Temperature / High Temperature (Customizabl

Withstand Voltage

AC1500V, 1min, and The Leakage Current Was 5 Ma

Resistant Temperature Sensing Characteri

≤50ppm/℃

Transport Package

Each Set Protected with Resin Fiber and PP Film, T

Specification

W6000 * D2500 * H1700mm (subject to design)

Trademark

HOTOTECH

Origin

Hubei China

HS Code

9031809090

Production Capacity

200/Month

Company profile

Dongguan Hong Tu Instrument Co., Ltd.

Guangdong, China

CertifiedBusiness Type: Manufacturer/Factory & Trading CompanyExport Year: 2009-05-26 CertifiedNearest Port: Shenzhen PortAverage Response Time: ≤7.47h CertifiedTerms of Payment: LC, T/T CertifiedInternational Commercial Terms(Incoterms): FOB, CIF, CFR, EXW

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SummaryDongguan Hong Tu Instrument Co., Ltd. is a China-based limited company established in 2009, with a Hubei factory and Guangdong office. It focuses on photovoltaic laboratory testing equipment and reports more than 10 years of sector experience, ISO9001:2015 certification, intellectual-property-related certifications, product CE certification, patents, and participation in photovoltaic standardization activities. The supplier reports more than 10 production lines, 6–10 quality-control staff, annual output of 1,000 testing machines and 200 test chambers, and one-month lead times in both peak and off-peak seasons. It states cooperation with major photovoltaic companies and laboratories, but the provided material does not independently verify these relationships. Evidence is insufficient to assess financial credibility, customization capability, or after-sales execution in detail.

Supplier typeThe supplier is identified as Dongguan Hong Tu Instrument Co., Ltd., a Chinese limited company with a Guangdong office and Hubei factory. Its stated business combines R&D, production, and sales of photovoltaic laboratory testing equipment, although one record classifies the company nature as a trading company.

CertificationsThe supplier explicitly reports ISO9001:2015 certification, intellectual property management system certification, high-tech enterprise qualification, product CE certification, patents, and equipment/software copyright certifications. These records support established quality and product-compliance systems, though certificate validity and scope are not independently shown.

R&D capabilityThe supplier describes more than ten years of photovoltaic laboratory equipment R&D and production experience, a strong R&D team, multiple invention and utility-model patents, software copyrights, and participation in national photovoltaic standardization work. These are explicit indicators of technical and industry-development capability.

Production capacityThe supplier reports a Hubei factory, a 1,153 m² manufacturing plant, more than 10 production lines, 6–10 quality-control staff, annual output of 1,000 testing machines and 200 test chambers, and one-month peak and off-peak lead times. These stated figures support meaningful production capacity, although independent verification is not provided.

Client casesThe supplier lists cooperation with major photovoltaic groups and laboratories, including Longi, Jinko, JA Solar, Trina Solar, CSI, CATL, KACST, IRESEN, SERIS, CISR, CSSC, and Intertek. These named organizations indicate reported industry exposure, but the slices do not provide project details, purchase scope, dates, references, or independent verification.