EV Charger Cable Test Equipment โ IEC 61851-23 Side B Cable Assembly Pull Torque Tester
EV Charger Cable Test Equipment โ IEC 61851-23 compliant precision system evaluates the mechanical strength of EV charging cable assemblies through anchorage pull force and torque resistance testing, ensuring connector retention and durability.
- Standard Compliance: IEC 61851-23:2023 Figure 111 โ EV charger cable test equipment
- Test Content: Axial pull force and rotational torque resistance on Side B cable assemblies
- Drive Mode: Electric drive for pull force, weight-based torque application
- Pull Force: 160N, 200N, 240N, 250N, 500N (achieved by weight superposition)
- Torque Values: 0.6Nยทm, 0.7Nยทm, 1.4Nยทm, 2.7Nยทm, 5.4Nยทm, 11.0Nยทm, 16.3Nยทm (weight superposition)
- Torque Wheel: R100mm (ฮฆ200mm) ยฑ0.5mm
- Tensile Frequency: 1 time/s
- Pull Cycles: 1โ999999 cycles, preset with power-off memory
- Torque Application Time: 0โ99H59M59S, preset
- Control System: PLC with touch screen operation
- Fixture: Universal clamp, one set
- MOQ: 1
- Delivery Period: 30 days
EV Charger Cable Test Equipment Description
IEC 61851-23 EV Charger Side B Cable Assembly Anchorage Pull & Torque Test Equipment
The EV Charger Cable Test Equipment is a specialized mechanical testing system manufactured by KingPo for evaluating the anchorage strength and torque resistance of Side B cable assemblies used in electric vehicle charging stations. Designed in full compliance with IEC 61851-23:2023 Figure 111, this EV charger cable test equipment performs precise pull force and torque tests to verify connector retention and rotational durability under simulated operational stresses.
The system applies controlled axial pull forces and torsional loads to the cable-plug interface, ensuring the charging cable assembly maintains mechanical integrity throughout its service life. It is an essential quality control tool for EVSE manufacturers, test laboratories, and certification bodies.
KingPo Factory Advantages
KingPo is an ISO9001 and CE certified manufacturer specializing in EV charging cable and connector testing equipment. We have delivered multiple IEC 61851-23 compliant EV charger cable test equipment units to leading EV manufacturers and accredited laboratories. All units include calibration certificates (additional cost), on-site installation guidance, 1-year warranty and 48-hour technical response from our Dongguan facility.
Professional Construction & Technical Precision
Key features include:
- Electric drive mechanism for consistent and repeatable pull force application
- Weight-based torque loading via calibrated torque wheel (R100mm ยฑ0.5mm) for precise torsional stress
- PLC control with touch screen interface for easy programming of cycles and timing
- Power-off memory function to preserve test data and settings
- Universal fixture compatible with various EV charging cable assemblies
- Automatic stop upon reaching preset cycle count or torque duration
These elements ensure high accuracy, excellent repeatability, and reliable compliance with IEC 61851-23 requirements for EV charger cable testing.
Technical Parameters
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model Number | SNQC1007B EV Charger Cable Test Equipment |
| Applicable Standard | IEC 61851-23:2023 Figure 111 |
| Control Operation Mode | PLC automatic control with touch screen |
| Drive Mode | Electric (pull force) + weight-based (torque) |
| Pull Force Values | 160N, 200N, 240N, 250N, 500N (weight superposition) |
| Torque Values | 0.6Nยทm, 0.7Nยทm, 1.4Nยทm, 2.7Nยทm, 5.4Nยทm, 11.0Nยทm, 16.3Nยทm (weight superposition) |
| Torque Wheel | R100mm (ฮฆ200mm) ยฑ0.5mm |
| Tensile Frequency | 1 time/s (actual pull time detected by electrical signal) |
| Pull Cycles | 1โ999999 cycles, preset (default 100ยฑ1 cycles) |
| Torque Application Time | 0โ99H59M59S, preset |
| Power Failure Protection | With power-off data storage memory function |
| Fixture | Universal clamp, one set |
| Power Supply | AC 220V ยฑ10%, 50/60Hz, 1kW |
| Dimensions (WรDรH) | Approx. 1600 ร 600 ร 1450 mm |
| Weight | Approx. 180 kg |
The EV charger cable test equipment supports key stages:
- Product Development โ Validate mechanical robustness of new EV charging cable designs
- Certification Testing โ Generate data for IEC 61851-23 compliance of Side B cable assemblies
- Quality Control โ Batch verification of anchorage pull and torque resistance in production
- Failure Analysis โ Identify risks of connector displacement or rotational failure under stress
It improves product reliability, reduces field failures, and accelerates certification for EV charging infrastructure.
Procurement Benefits
Electric drive combined with precise weight loading delivers consistent, repeatable results with minimal operator intervention. Programmable cycles and power-off memory enhance testing efficiency. Robust construction and universal fixtures provide excellent flexibility. This EV charger cable test equipment strengthens mechanical validation of charging cable assemblies, supports IEC 61851-23 compliance, and minimizes quality risks. Contact us today for your quote โ we will respond within 24 hours with detailed technical specifications and pricing.
EV Charger Cable Test Equipment Applications
- Side B Cable Assemblies for EV Charging Stations โ Pull force and torque resistance testing per IEC 61851-23
- EV Charger Plug and Cable Connections โ Anchorage strength and rotational durability evaluation
- Production Quality Assurance โ Batch mechanical testing of charging cable assemblies
- Certification Laboratories โ Compliance verification for EVSE manufacturers
- R&D Validation โ Optimization of cable retention and torque resistance
Compliance & Regulatory Assurance
This equipment is strictly designed and manufactured in accordance with IEC 61851-23:2023 Figure 111 for testing the anchorage and torque resistance of EV charger Side B cable assemblies. It evaluates the ability of the cable and connector interface to withstand specified pull forces and torsional loads, thereby ensuring mechanical robustness, connector retention, and long-term reliability in electric vehicle conductive charging systems. Calibration certificates are available at additional cost. Regular verification of force application, torque accuracy, and cycle counting is recommended to maintain traceability.
Technical Inquiry for IEC 61851-23 EV Charger Cable Test Equipment
KingPo specializes in mechanical durability testing equipment for EV charging cables and connectors. If you require precise anchorage pull and torque testing according to IEC 61851-23 for Side B cable assemblies, our engineering team can provide customized fixture solutions and technical support.
The Core Value We Deliver to You
- Accurate weight-based pull force (160โ500N) and torque (0.6โ16.3Nยทm) application
- Programmable cycles up to 999999 with power-off memory
- PLC touch screen control for easy operation and automated testing
- Universal fixture suitable for various EV charging cable types
- Reliable compliance with IEC 61851-23 mechanical requirements
Take Action Now Tell us your cable specifications, required force/torque values or test volume โ our engineering team will reply with tailored recommendations within 24 hours.
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