Sunwin Electronic Load trends in battery and EV testing labs: discover the features driving demand, from safety and transient response to software integration and scalable power testing.

Sunwin WN-1250(L) is a 10-foot containerized integrated resistive & reactive load bank, rated 1250kVA apparent power, 1000kW active power and 750kvar reactive power. Designed for 480V 60Hz 3P3W American power supply system, fully compliant with international standards: **EN 60730-1, EN IEC 61000-6, EN IEC 61000-3**.
It features adjustable power factor ranging from 0.8 to 1.0, independent stepped regulation of resistive and reactive loads with 1kW / 1kvar minimum resolution. It accurately simulates complex real operating conditions including full load and inductive lagging load for generators, UPS, BESS, data center power systems and grid equipment. The integrated container structure is equipped with forklift pockets and lifting lugs, suitable for long-term outdoor deployment, large power station sites and overseas engineering projects.

Equipped with Siemens intelligent HMI touch control system, dual operation modes of local touch screen and remote PC software via Modbus TCP communicat

Sunwin WN-500 is a 400V three-phase resistive load bank engineered for high-power load testing. Rated at 500kW with unity power factor (PF=1.0), it features 1kW minimum load resolution to authentically simulate real operating conditions of generators, UPS, BESS and data center power supplies, delivering accurate, authoritative test data.
Integrated cabinet with heavy-duty castors enables flexible indoor & outdoor deployment. Equipped with Siemens PLC & HMI touchscreen intelligent control system, supporting local touch operation and PC remote control. Comprehensive multi-layer safety protections cover cooling, electrical circuit and over-temperature. It stably runs under heavy-duty conditions including full-load continuous operation and intermittent impact load, with customizable structure and power ratings available on demand.

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