Output: Dual Independent Channels, 0-10V DC / 0-200A per channel (0-400A total)
Power: 4kW total (2kW per channel)
Application: Parallel & Comparative Electrocatalytic Research
Best For: High-Throughput Catalyst Screening, Parallel Electrolyzer Testing, Material Stability Studies, Scale-up Validation
This 400A 10V dual-output electrocatalytic DC rectifier delivers independent, high-current DC power through two fully isolated channels, specifically engineered for advanced parallel electrochemical research. Consequently, it enables simultaneous testing of multiple catalysts, electrodes, or small-scale reactors under identical or varied conditions, dramatically accelerating the pace of experimentation and data collection in electrocatalysis.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Input Power | 380VAC Three-Phase, 50/60Hz |
| DC Output | Channel 1 & 2: 0-10V DC / 0-200A each (Independent) |
| Channel Isolation | Galvanic Isolation between Channels & Ground |
| Output Stability | ≤ ±0.5% per channel |
| Control Interface | Dual Independent Touchscreens with Master/Slave Synchronization |
| Special Features | Independent Programmable Profiles, Cross-Channel Data Comparison, Master Channel Cloning |
| Cooling | Independent Zone Cooling with Shared Exhaust |
| Protections | Per-Channel OCP/OVP/OTP, Cross-Channel Fault Detection, Independent Emergency Stop |
This high-throughput research rectifier is a transformative tool for laboratories focused on accelerating electrochemical discovery and development.
In Catalyst Discovery & Optimization, it enables rapid parallel screening of hundreds of material compositions or structures under identical electrochemical conditions. Importantly, this significantly reduces the time required to identify promising candidates for green hydrogen production, CO₂ reduction, or fuel cell applications.
For Electrolyzer & Fuel Cell Component Testing, it allows simultaneous durability testing of membrane electrode assemblies (MEAs) or comparative performance evaluation of different bipolar plates. As a result, development cycles for next-generation energy devices are substantially shortened.
In Electro-synthesis & Process Development, researchers can run two parallel small-scale reactors to optimize conditions or compare the yield/selectivity of different electrochemical pathways. Ultimately, this parallel approach delivers more statistically robust data and faster process validation.
Finally, this 400A 10V dual-output rectifier effectively doubles the experimental capacity of a research laboratory. For this reason, it is an indispensable asset for any institution—academic, governmental, or industrial—committed to leading innovation in electrocatalysis and electrochemical technology development.