Hangzhou T-Breaker Electric has set up a third-party testing center, and the innovative technology of new energy high-voltage direct current helps achieve "carbon neutrality"

Recently, Hangzhou T-Breaker Electric established a wholly-owned subsidiary, Hangzhou T-Breaker Testing Technology Co., Ltd., and invested heavily in the construction of a third-party testing center for new energy high-voltage DC devices, increasing the testing scope, equipment and staffing, and improving business training and quality management system training to provide the new energy industry with more professional, standardized and competitive high-voltage DC protection electrical testing services.

In recent years, the country has put various tasks of carbon peak and carbon neutrality on the agenda, which will greatly promote the development of the new energy industry. According to the plan of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, by 2025, the sales of new energy vehicles will account for 20% of the total sales, and will further increase to 50% in the future, and even eventually replace traditional fuel vehicles, which will bring huge development opportunities to the new energy vehicle industry. The new energy industry needs to improve its R&D capabilities and efficiency and enhance its core competitiveness in order to seize the initiative.

It is understood that Hangzhou T-Breaker Electric has independently developed DC fuse, relay test platform and DC circuit breaker test platform using the country's first innovative technology route, and has vigorously empowered the new energy high-voltage DC testing center. Its test platform has significant advantages in technology, price, efficiency and safety, and the test content far exceeds the national standards, helping new energy electrical companies improve their R&D capabilities and efficiency, and helping to achieve the "dual carbon" goals.

At present, the T-Breaker New Energy High Voltage DC Testing Center has implemented the CMA and CNAS standards and is applying for CMA and CNAS accreditation. After obtaining formal accreditation, it can issue more authoritative national CMA and CNAS dual qualification reports, which will further assist the majority of new energy industry users in product quality testing and qualification certification.