Solar Power Generation Experiment Box Vocational Training Equipment Electrical Automatic Trainer

MR319E Solar Power Generation Experiment Box Vocational Training Equipment Electrical Automatic Trainer

I.Product overview

This product is used to study solar properties in depth and to perform supporting experiments. It consists of a training model and a test box. The training model consists of a monocrystalline silicon solar panel and an simulation light source. All units are modular and open for easy and clear operation. It is convenient for students to conduct various tests related to solar energy.

II.Product feature
The product consists of a training model and a test box, modular design, and an simulation light source. Experiments can also be carried out indoors. The test box is made of thick aluminum alloy frame and epoxy resin board, which has high compressive strength and good insulation performance. The test box uses an integrated design to reduce the size and weight of the device and facilitate movement. The distance between the training module solar panel and the simulation light source is adjustable, which is convenient for students to test the characteristics of the solar panel. All instruments use digital display instruments, which can more easily and accurately obtain experimental data and complete experiments.

III.Product technical data
(1) Input power: 220V±10% 50Hz
(2) Dimensions: test box 620*620*180
(3) Training module: 1500mm*410mm*480mm
(4,) Weight: <25KG
(5) Working conditions: ambient temperature 10 ° C ~ 30 ° C
Relative humidity <75% (25 ° C)
Training module:
1.Training frame:
It consists of an aluminum profile for fixing solar panels and simulation light sources, and as a guide for distance adjustment between solar panels and simulation light sources.
2.Simulation light source:
It consists of a single energy-saving halogen lamp.
3.Solar energy cell plate:
Solar panels are devices that convert solar radiation directly or indirectly into electrical energy through photoelectric or photochemical effects by absorbing sunlight. The main material of most solar panels is "silicon."