BATTERY COMPONENT TESTER MACHINE 110V 120A SKXD-T1130

SunkaLead SKXD-T1130 110V 120A Finished Battery Pack Tester

The SunkaLead SKXD-T1130 is a comprehensive electrical tester for finished lithium battery packs. Its documented test class reaches 110V DC, with discharge capability up to 120A for short-duration load checks and charging capability up to 15A.

The machine is intended for a defined pack-verification sequence, such as checking open-circuit voltage, internal resistance, load response and relevant protection behaviour. It belongs at a finished-pack inspection station rather than being treated as a general-purpose tester for every separate component in the battery. A repeatable test plan is essential to interpreting its result correctly.

The system supports programmable test items and computer-based records, including Excel output. Approved sequences can combine pack voltage, resistance and charge/discharge checks with protection verification appropriate to the pack design. This lets production staff compare finished units against a consistent acceptance method.

The headline discharge current is not a continuous aging rating. The document places a 20-second limit on the 13.2kW discharge condition, so load duration and the complete operating limits matter as much as the current setting. Use a dedicated cycling cabinet where long-duration charge-discharge testing is required.

The 110V figure is the battery-side test limit. The standard input supply is AC220V at 50Hz with protective earth. Test current must also remain within the capability of the pack, wiring, connector and approved test procedure.

Select this tester from the pack's maximum voltage, expected charge and discharge currents, protection thresholds and connection arrangement. Compare the highest charged voltage rather than nominal pack voltage alone. Clarify whether the pack uses shared or separate charging and discharging terminals and provide the corresponding wiring diagram.

Define acceptance criteria before commissioning. A measured protection response should be compared with the approved BMS and pack requirements, not described as a universal pass condition. Qualification testing and routine production screening may require different procedures. Retain serial or batch identification with the result so that a failed unit can be investigated without confusing it with another pack.

Applications

• Finished lithium-pack electrical acceptance testing.

• Short-duration discharge and load-voltage checks.

• Pack open-circuit voltage and internal-resistance screening.

• Approved charge and protection-function verification.

• End-of-line test records for battery manufacturers.

Installation Guide

A trained technician should install the tester with the specified supply, protective earth, correctly rated connections and a controlled work area. Establish pack-specific test limits and a safe isolation procedure before connecting production batteries. High-current protection tests must follow the manufacturer's instructions and an authorised engineering procedure.

Commission the station using approved reference packs and verify that the selected test sequence, current limits and records match the intended process. Do not bypass the pack's protection system or improvise short-circuit connections. Inspect leads and contacts regularly, maintain calibration records and stop testing whenever a pack or connection behaves abnormally.

Why Choose ARB Accessories?

ARB Accessories brings together pack-testing equipment, BMS products, wiring, connectors and battery-assembly components for Indian manufacturers. Share the pack voltage limits, intended test current, connector arrangement and required reports when enquiring about this model. Reviewing the complete test connection and workflow helps distinguish a suitable production tester from a machine selected only by its maximum current rating.