Car Electric Trouble Shooting Trainer Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : SCL-EELE-13817
Indian Lab Suppliers supplies the Car Electric Trouble Shooting Trainer (Product ID: 13817) as part of its electronics engineering lab equipment range. It is a board-mounted trainer carrying a complete, working car electrical system, with a teacher panel for setting faults and a student panel for finding them.
Quick Answer
Actual components cover the starting system (battery, starter motor, switches), charging system (alternator and regulator), ignition (coil and spark plugs), fuse box, horns, instrument panel warnings, front and rear lights, turn and hazard lights, number plate light and windscreen wiper motor. The teacher introduces faults in lights, horn, wiper, indicators, battery, fuses, starter, alternator, regulator, coil or plugs, as well as loose connections and a key that will not turn. Students measure the circuit parameters on their panel to locate each fault and state the remedy.
Key Specifications
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Systems | Starting, charging, ignition, lighting and signalling, horn, wiper, instrument warnings |
| Panels | Teacher fault panel, student panel |
| Supply | 12 V from a 220 V / 12 V transformer-rectifier unit |
| Frame | Mild steel structure |
| Options | Basic instrumentation, slides, charts, computer-based training |
Where This Is Used
It is used for systematic fault-finding practice in automobile electrical courses. For actuator and injector signals see Car Electric Actuator Trainer (Product ID: 13818); see also Lighting & Signaling System Trainer (Product ID: 13826). The ignition circuit produces high voltage at the plugs and leads; keep hands clear while it is running. Browse the full Electronics Engineering Lab Equipment range or related Engineering Lab Equipment products.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who sets the faults?
The teacher, from a separate fault-creation panel.
Which systems are included?
Starting, charging, ignition, lighting, horn, wiper and instrument warnings.
How is it powered?
At 12 V through a 220 V / 12 V transformer-rectifier unit.
Related Categories
Electronics Engineering Lab Equipment · Engineering Lab Equipment · Electronics Lab Equipment
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