High and low temperature charge and discharge integrated machine

This is a safety testing device for large-format batteries (e.g., EV battery packs). It simulates scenarios such as a car crash where the battery is crushed or pierced by a nail, to determine whether it will catch fire or explode. "Horizontal" means the force is applied from the side, making it easy to load and unload heavy batteries. The machine integrates two key tests: Crush test: Uses a hydraulic plate to squeeze the battery and observe its safety performance after deformation. Nail penetration test: Drives a steel nail into the battery to simulate an internal short circuit. The equipment is equipped with safety features such as an explosion-proof chamber and fire suppression system, and complies with international standards including UL 2580 and ECE R100. | This is a device that integrates a temperature chamber with a battery charge/discharge test system into one unit. It is used to test battery performance (such as cycle life and capacity) at different temperatures. Core advantages: Saves space, improves test accuracy, saves energy (using DC bus technology), and comes with built-in safety features such as explosion-proof and fire suppression systems.