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EV Air Conditioning Training Bench

Model: BT-KTCJ

Explore electric-compressor operation, circuit measurements and supervised refrigerant service with the BT-KTCJ EV air conditioning training bench.

EV Air Conditioning Training Bench

EV Air Conditioning Training Bench
System type
Working electric-vehicle air-conditioning system
Measurement access
4 mm panel terminals
Teaching indicators
Outlet-temperature indicator and diagnostic interface
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Product Overview

The Baitongkexin BT-KTCJ uses a working electric-vehicle air-conditioning system for structure and maintenance teaching. Its electric compressor, evaporator, condenser and control components are arranged with a circuit-diagram measurement panel. Learners can relate a physical component to its electrical signal and to the system’s cooling behavior. The bench supports vocational instruction in circuit inspection, sensor testing and supervised air-conditioning service, with results recorded against the approved equipment and service procedures.

Core Functions

A Working Refrigerant Circuit

The compressor, evaporator, condenser, pipework and receiver-drier allow instructors to explain the refrigerant path and component relationships while observing system operation.

Circuit Access at the Teaching Panel

A color circuit diagram and 4 mm terminals provide access for the listed voltage, resistance, current and frequency measurements. Learners can connect a circuit reading with the component being investigated.

Cooling and Heating Service Topics

The task scope includes compressor insulation checks, temperature-sensor investigation, leak testing, refrigerant charging and positive temperature coefficient (PTC) heater work. These tasks require the appropriate service tools and qualified supervision.

Practical Training Tasks

  1. System identification

    Learner Practice

    Trace the compressor, condenser and evaporator connections

    Evidence for Review

    A labeled refrigeration and control diagram

  2. Sensor investigation

    Learner Practice

    Compare permitted circuit measurements with operating conditions

    Evidence for Review

    A record explaining the selected sensor or circuit

  3. Service planning

    Learner Practice

    Identify the equipment and procedure for a leak or insulation check

    Evidence for Review

    A supervised inspection record and service conclusion

Equipment and Scope

The core equipment includes an electric compressor, evaporator assembly, condenser, pipework, receiver-drier, air-conditioning controller, outlet-temperature indicator, diagnostic interface and mobile bench with measurement panel. Refrigerant service equipment, diagnostic instruments and the electrical supply arrangement need separate itemization.

Technical Specifications

EV Air Conditioning Training Bench — Technical Specifications
System typeWorking electric-vehicle air-conditioning system
Measurement access4 mm panel terminals
Teaching indicatorsOutlet-temperature indicator and diagnostic interface

Configuration and Ordering

Reference Laboratory Quantity

1 unit

This quantity belongs to the reference laboratory equipment schedule. Confirm the quantity for your project in the quotation.

Configuration and Procurement

Confirm the exact bench version, footprint, refrigerant type and charge, compressor supply and required test instruments. Refrigerant handling and high-voltage work must follow the selected model’s procedure and applicable local requirements.

Discuss an EV Climate-Control Teaching Station

Share the climate-control tasks, refrigerant requirements and instruments already available so the bench configuration can be reviewed.

Product Questions

Does this bench support heating as well as cooling topics?

PTC inspection and removal are listed teaching tasks. Confirm the actual heater assembly and operating demonstration required in the quotation.

Can the same service procedure be used for any EV?

No. Refrigerant, compressor drive and control architecture vary. Use the equipment-specific procedure and agree the vehicle system the course is intended to represent.