Nepson Industrial Co., Ltd · Shenzhen China · Since 2006
Electronics Test And Export Compliance
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Electronics Test And Export Compliance

A product sold into three markets has to work on three grids. Bench power that reproduces those grids turns a shipping risk into a test case.

Pain Points

  • Products are tested on the local grid and fail in the destination market
  • Separate fixed supplies are needed for each export voltage and frequency
  • Utility distortion moves production test results between shifts
  • Avionics and marine equipment needs 400 Hz that no utility supplies

What The Specification Has To Deliver

  • Adjustable voltage and frequency
  • Clean isolated sine wave
  • Metering of voltage current power and power factor
  • Protection that survives a failed unit under test
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HPA Programmable AC Power Source

HPA Programmable AC Power Source

The HPA series is a variable frequency AC power source that reproduces the voltage and frequency used in any country on a single bench. It delivers...

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Typical Scenarios

Where It Gets Installed

  • Export compliance bench
  • Production line QA station
  • 400 Hz avionics and marine test
How A Project Runs

From Survey To Delivery

Define target grid conditions
Configure output range
Factory calibration
Delivery with test report

Delivery Capability

  • Bench and floor standing cabinet formats
  • Commercial 47 to 63 Hz or 400 Hz configuration

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FAQ

Questions Buyers Ask

Can we test a 120 V 60 Hz product in a 220 V 50 Hz country?

Yes. Output voltage is selectable from 0 to 300 VAC and output frequency from 40 Hz to 499.9 Hz.

What protects the source if the unit under test fails short?

An electronic circuit and instant trip breaker cut the output and raise an alarm for overload, over temperature and short circuit.

Discuss A Electronics Test And Export Compliance Requirement

Send the electrical data and the site constraints and we will size the equipment against them.