High Voltage Source Safe Disconnection Training Stand Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
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Product Code : SCL-EELE-13766
Indian Lab Suppliers supplies the High Voltage Source Safe Disconnection Training Stand (Product ID: 13766) as part of its electronics engineering lab equipment range. A training stand for practising the high-voltage isolation procedure on hybrid electric vehicles.
Quick Answer
Hybrids combine a high-voltage system with a petrol or diesel engine, so technicians face both electrical and fuel hazards. On this stand students locate, remove and secure the service disconnect as part of lockout/tagout, after switching the vehicle off with the key or fob kept away and disconnecting the 12 V battery so the high-voltage contactors cannot close. They then wait out the capacitor discharge time and carry out a zero-potential test with a rated multimeter. Please confirm the stand's components, supply and dimensions at quotation.
Key Specifications
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Switch off | Vehicle off, key or fob secured away from the vehicle |
| 12 V system | Disconnect the 12 V battery |
| Service disconnect | Locate, remove and secure the high-voltage fuse or service plug (lockout/tagout) |
| Wait | Observe the capacitor discharge time |
| Verify | Zero-potential test with a suitably rated meter |
Where This Is Used
The electric-vehicle version is the High Voltage Source Safe Disconnection Training Stand (Product ID: 13765). High-voltage work must be supervised by trained staff; use insulated gloves and tools and verify zero voltage before touching any high-voltage part. Browse the full Electronics Engineering Lab Equipment range or related Engineering Lab Equipment products.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why disconnect the 12 V battery first?
It stops the high-voltage contactors from closing while work is done.
What is a zero-potential test?
A check with a suitably rated meter that no voltage remains in the high-voltage system.
How does it differ from the EV stand?
It focuses on hybrid vehicles, where fuel hazards add to the electrical ones.
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Electronics Engineering Lab Equipment · Engineering Lab Equipment · Electronics Lab Equipment
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