NH Research 4700-36 DC Electronic Load

Designed for a broad range of electronic load testing applications, the NH Research 4700-36 DC Electronic Load is a robust and multipurpose instrument. This load is perfect for evaluating power conversion and storage equipment including telecom rectifiers, DC power supplies, and batteries because it has a maximum current of 7200A, a voltage range of 1-120V, and a power capacity of 36kW. Automatic test stations and standalone bench-top setups can both benefit greatly from the 4700-36's exceptional suitability for applications that demand full current at low voltages, rapid transient simulation, and thorough internal measurements.

The 4700-36 has an intuitive interface that enables both automated control via a remote controller and manual operation via a big, touch-panel capable GUI. Its versatility in varied testing settings is enhanced by its support for multiple standard test programming languages. Furthermore, the load can be used with additional software tools to enable advanced testing, such as the DC Load Sequencer, emPowerTM Test Executive, and EnerchronTM Test Management Software.

With integrated precision measurement and waveform display functions, the NH Research 4700-36 offers a significant advantage over standalone instruments like digital multimeters (DMMs), power meters, or digital storage oscilloscopes (DSOs). This is a cost-effective approach for cases with high demand for testing because it lowers beginning expenses while simultaneously increasing testing throughput. For obtaining crucial performance data, the load's dynamic timing measurement features—such as Rise-Time, Turn-On-Time, Settle-Time, and Overshoot—are very useful.

Using programmable safety limits to guard against harm from operator errors, programming errors, and internal and external problems, the 4700-36 prioritizes safety above all else. An automatic output disablement, error message generation, and operation cessation occur when a safety limit is reached by the load. Durability and security are guaranteed during testing by these safety features. In order to enhance current and power capacity as needed, more modules can be added to the NH Research 4700-36 via field expansion.