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BriPower RLC Loads
The BriPower RLC AC Load is a precision detection apparatus de
signed specifically for new energy equipment, such as gridconnected
Photovoltaic (PV) inverters, Energy Storage Power Conversion Sys
tems (PCS), and wind power converters. By precisely adjusting the
parameters of Resistive (R), Inductive (L), and Capacitive (C) compo
nents, the device accurately simulates the resonant state of a local
grid. It is primarily used to verify that the Equipment Under Test (EUT)
can detect islanding effects and disconnect from the grid within a
specified time in the event of a grid power failure. It is an essential
device for gridconnected certification, type testing, and factory accep
tance testing
Application Scenarios

Precise Resonance Simulation:

Capable of automatically or manually matching R, L, and C parameters based on the output power of the inverter. It adjusts the load Quality Factor (Q-value) to meet standard requirements (e.g., Q=1), simulating realistic load resonance conditions.

Anti-Islanding Protection Verification:

Complies with grid-connection standards such as GB/T 19964, IEEE 1547, and VDE-AR-N 4105. It validates the tripping time of the inverter during grid power loss, ensuring the safety of grid maintenance personnel.

Automated Testing Workflow:

When paired with host computer software, it enables automatic execution of loading,resonance point adjustment, parameter logging, and report generation, significantly improving detection efficiency.

Key Functions and Features

Independent RLC Precision Control

Three-Phase Independent Adjustment: The resistive, inductive, and capacitive loads for Phases A, B, and C can be independently engaged and adjusted. This supports the simulation of anti-islanding effects under both threephase balanced and unbalanced load conditions.

High-Resolution Stepping: The minimum stepping increment can reach 0.01 kW / 0.01 kvar, allowing for extremely fine approximation of the resonance point, strictly satisfying the stringent load matching requirements

of testing standards.

Versatile Mode Combination: Supports loading in purely resistive, purely inductive, purely capacitive, or mixed modes. The power factor can be arbitrarily set within the range of -1 to +1.


Intuitive Resonance Point Display

Direct Panel Readout: The control panel directly displays the numerical values of Inductive Current and Capacitive

Current for all three phases. Users do not need additional calculations; they can simply observe whether the

inductive current equals the capacitive current (i.e., the resonance point) to quickly complete loading settings.

Resonance Status Indication: The device features a resonance status indicator to help on-site testing personnel

rapidly determine if the load is currently in the optimal resonant state.


Intelligent Protection and Thermal Management

Multiple Protection Mechanisms: Equipped with comprehensive protection features including over-temperature,over-voltage/under-voltage, fan failure, and short-circuit protection, ensuring the safety of both personnel and equipment during testing.

Forced Air Cooling Design: Adopts an optimized air duct structure (e.g., top-air exhaust designed for high-humidity and salt-spray environments), making it suitable for the harsh outdoor environments typical of PV power stations.

Long-Life Components: Utilizes proprietary dry-type alloy resistors and low-loss inductors. These components offer high power density, excellent thermal stability, no visible red-hot state (safe operation), and an extended service life.


Comprehensive Data Measurement and Analysis

High-Precision Metering: Measurement accuracy for voltage, current, active power, and reactive power is as high as ±0.5% (up to ±0.2% for specific models).

Harmonic Analysis: Features a built-in high-precision sampling module supporting analysis of harmonic content up to the 50th order, evaluating the output power quality of the inverter.

Transient Capture: Includes waveform recording capabilities to capture voltage/current waveforms during the moment of grid connection, allowing for analysis of the inverter's grid-connected inrush current.

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