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| Place of Origin: | China |
| Brand Name: | Sansion |
| Certification: | CE SGS ISO9001 |
| Model Number: | SXDJ |
The Three Phase Induction Motor Test Bench is designed to evaluate the electrical and mechanical performance of three-phase induction motors under specified operating conditions.
The system can combine no-load testing, load testing, electrical measurement, mechanical output measurement, and selected insulation tests in one platform.
It is suitable for manufacturers of industrial motors and for laboratories that need repeatable performance verification across different motor ratings.
Three-phase voltage measurement
Three-phase current measurement
No-load current and power testing
Load performance testing
Torque and speed measurement
Input and output power measurement
Efficiency calculation
Power factor measurement
Starting current testing
Temperature rise monitoring
Winding resistance measurement
Insulation resistance testing
AC withstand voltage testing
Performance curve generation
Locked-rotor testing and other specialized tests can be included where required and supported by the selected configuration.
Three-phase induction motor factories
Industrial pump manufacturers
Fan and blower manufacturers
Compressor motor manufacturers
Industrial machinery suppliers
Motor R&D laboratories
Motor repair facilities
Quality inspection organizations
Wide range of motor ratings
The test bench should cover the customer's rated voltage, current, power, speed, and torque range.
Load testing requirements
The loading device must be suitable for the motor's operating envelope and duty cycle.
Repeated testing of multiple models
Configurable test recipes can help standardize measurements across supported motor types.
Electrical and mechanical integration
The power measurement system, torque transducer, speed sensor, and control software need to work together reliably.
Can the system test different induction motor ratings?
A: Yes, provided the selected power supply, measurement instruments, dynamometer, and fixtures cover the required ratings.
Can the system measure power factor?
A: Yes. Power factor measurement can be included through an appropriate electrical power analyzer.
Can the system perform no-load and load tests?
A: Yes. Both can be configured according to the required test procedures.
Can it be used for factory quality control?
A: Yes. The system can be configured for routine inspection and production testing.
What information should buyers provide?
A: Rated power, voltage, current, speed, torque, frequency, motor frame size, required test items, and expected operating duration.
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