Meet us from October 15th to 17th at the BATTERY SHOW EUROPE 2020
in-Tec Bensheim at the Battery Show Europe 2020 Visit us from October 15th to 17th 2020 at the BATTERY SHOW EUROPE in Stuttgart.
Our booth 365 is located at hall 01.
Current information can be found on the official website of the event:
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High-voltage cable configurator
Configure and order your preferred high-voltage cabling now.
in-Tec Bensheim develops and produces individual power distribution units (PDUs) for your high-voltage range application.
in-Tec Bensheim is a specialist when it comes to high-voltage cabling. We develop prototypes and assume responsibility for the serial production of your customised, high-voltage power distribution unit. You can rely on our expertise.
We offer you flexible solutions with all our products and services. We assume responsibility for the complete development of the HV PDU for your application or produce in accordance with your specifications. In this regard, we can select the required components and do the material sourcing.
PDU production is possible for voltages up to 500 V DC with components that are typically available on the market. For higher voltages, we develop power distributors as special solutions.
We create solutions that safely transmit high currents and can master the applied voltages
Walter Müller, Head of HV Development
A PDU is used to distribute currents and voltages in the power grid. As such, it is a “high-voltage power distributor”. In e-mobility, the PDU receives its power from one or more batteries. Depending on the load, fuses protect the individual outputs against surges.
The currents can be distributed either actively or passively. With passive distribution, there is a parallel connection of the output lines, whereas active distribution has contactors that control the distribution to the outputs.
Contactors are electromechanical switches. The switch is opened or closed using an excitation voltage and a built-in coil. Contactors can be used to switch both DC and AC voltages with high currents.
The PDUs can be equipped with HV plug-in systems. Thereby, when maintenance work is needed or in case of a replacement, this allows the hassle-free separation of a load or inverter from the unit. There is no need to open the PDU, which means that tightness is ensured.
When a load is disconnected from the PDU, the line must discharge within 60 seconds - to lower than 60 V for direct current (DC) and to lower than 48 V for alternating current (AC). Many loads or inverters support active discharging as a standard. Should this not be the case, an active discharge system can be integrated into the PDU for the respective output.
By installing voltage transformers in the Power Distribution Unit, the supply of other low-voltage power networks, such as the vehicle's on-board power supply system, is also possible.
