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Medium-Voltage Grid Simulation

MVGS Series: Direct-to-MV grid simulation for megawatt-scale testing

A high-performance four-quadrant programmable AC source for testing and certifying energy storage PCS, solid-state transformers, renewable-energy inverters and other high-power grid-connected equipment. Every MVGS system is engineered around the customer’s DUT, grid connection, voltage, power, dynamics, cooling, safety concept and required test functions.

1-20+ MVA scalable system capacity through master-slave parallel operation
up to 50 kV configurable direct medium-voltage line-to-line output
< 1 ms rapid voltage rise and fall for dynamic grid events
THD ≤ 1% high waveform quality under linear-load conditions
Four-quadrant test architecture

Utility grid, MVGS and equipment under test

Regenerative
Input grid Fully configurable low- or medium-voltage AC grid connection The AC input is not limited to 3 × 400 VAC. It can be engineered for practically any available three-phase low- or medium-voltage laboratory grid.
3 × 200 / 230 VAC 3 × 400 / 480 VAC 10 / 13.8 / 16 / 20 kV 34.5 / 50 kV Other voltages on request
MVGS Series Programmable grid simulator and regenerative AC load Power Cell Cascaded topology, independent phase control and advanced sequence functions.
Equipment under test MV Central PV inverter, MV ESS, MV UPS, MV EV charger and more Also suitable for PCS, SST, converters and other high-power grid-connected equipment.
Bidirectional energy flow across all four quadrants Up to 100% returned to grid*
High-power grid testing without an output step-up transformer

Direct medium-voltage output for realistic and highly dynamic grid simulation

The MVGS Series uses a modular Power Cell Cascaded topology to generate medium voltage directly at the output. This supports fast dynamic behavior, high waveform quality and flexible project-specific voltage and power configurations for large laboratories and certification facilities.

Grid simulator and regenerative load in one system

In source operation, the MVGS recreates normal, disturbed and faulted grid conditions. With the regenerative load option, it can absorb AC power from the equipment under test and feed the energy back into the utility grid, reducing heat dissipation and the operating cost of long-duration high-power tests.

Not a fixed off-the-shelf configuration

Input and output voltage, power, current, overload capability, bandwidth, cooling, cabinet layout, safety functions and software options are selected around the intended DUT and the available laboratory infrastructure. Parallel master-slave systems allow expansion to 20 MVA and beyond.

Project-specific by design

One MVGS platform, engineered around your exact test requirement

The MVGS Series is highly configurable rather than limited to one standard specification. Tell us what the DUT and test laboratory require. ET System reviews the technical feasibility and develops a suitable system concept, including the required functions and only the options that are relevant to your project.

Electrical configuration Input and output voltage, continuous power, current, overload, neutral concept and grounding.
Test functionality LVRT, HVRT, ZVRT, harmonics, bandwidth, PQ control, regenerative load and sequence functions.
System integration Cooling, cabinet arrangement, interfaces, safety concept, FAT, installation and commissioning.
MV Direct-to-MV output Medium-voltage output up to 50 kV L-L without an external output step-up transformer.
4Q Four-quadrant operation Source and regenerative load operation with bidirectional active and reactive power flow.
Independent phase control Separate control of voltage, frequency and phase for unbalance and grounding-fault simulation.
SEQ Programmable disturbances Sequence output for dips, sags, swells, frequency events, slew rates and dwell times.
HIL HIL directly at medium voltage Hardware-in-the-loop testing at medium voltage without an external step-up transformer.
SAFE Integrated safety concept Project-specific protection, emergency-stop, interlock, insulation monitoring and safe connection concepts.
Typical applications

Grid-code, power-quality and high-power validation at medium voltage

The system is suited to development, validation, type testing, certification and endurance testing of megawatt-scale power electronics and grid-connected equipment.

PCS

Energy Storage PCS

LVRT, HVRT, ZVRT, active/reactive power support, frequency response and regenerative full-power testing of megawatt-scale storage converters.

SST

Solid-State Transformers

Bidirectional power-transfer testing, fixed phase-difference operation, overload testing and validation of SST systems for AI data centers and future distribution grids.

DER

Renewable-Energy Inverters

Simulation of voltage and frequency deviations, harmonic environments and dynamic solar or wind power profiles for grid-connected inverter verification.

µG

Microgrids and Distribution Research

PQ control, unbalance, grounding faults, phase displacement and flexible power exchange between different grid sectors, SOPs and laboratory grids.

LAB

Grid Certification Laboratories

Reproducible fault-ride-through and immunity tests according to relevant international and regional requirements for grid-connected equipment.

LOAD

Regenerative High-Power Load Testing

CR, CC, CP and non-linear rectifier-load simulation with controlled leading or lagging current and energy recovery to the supply grid.

HIL

Hardware-in-the-Loop at Medium Voltage

Dynamic HIL testing directly at medium voltage without an external step-up transformer, enabling realistic closed-loop validation of control systems and high-power equipment.

Advanced grid simulation functions

Reproduce complex grid faults, power-quality events and bidirectional power flow

LVRT
Voltage dip
HVRT
Up to 1.3×
ZVRT
Zero voltage
Fault ride-through testing

LVRT, HVRT and ZVRT with fast programmable transitions

Built-in and freely programmable sequences allow the recreation of low-voltage, high-voltage and zero-voltage ride-through events. The HV option raises the maximum output voltage to 1.3 times the rated voltage for continuous overvoltage testing, while the rapid voltage response supports realistic transient fault reproduction.

< 1 ms voltage rise and fall time from 0 to 90% and back
1.3× Urated dedicated overvoltage mode for HVRT testing
> 5 Hz/s programmable rate of change of frequency
Power-quality and immunity testing

Harmonics, inter-harmonics, unbalance, flicker and phase control

The MVGS can generate harmonics up to the 50th order and superimpose non-integer inter-harmonics. Users can configure amplitude and phase angle of individual components, program all three phases independently and reproduce unbalanced or degraded grid conditions for immunity and compliance testing.

50th order programmable harmonic generation at the base frequency
0.1° steps fine phase-angle programming for each phase
A / B / C independent voltage, frequency and phase control
Example configuration of the MVGS Series medium-voltage grid simulator
Example configuration of the MVGS Series.
Scalable system architecture

Project-specific medium-voltage input, output and power configuration

The cabinet-based system is configured around the required grid connection, rated output, test current, overload profile, dynamic bandwidth and cooling concept. Modular power cells and master-slave operation enable solutions from 1 MVA to 10 MVA per system concept and expansion to 20 MVA and above.

400 V-50 kV configurable LV or MV input, depending on the laboratory grid
5-50 kV typical configurable direct medium-voltage output range
1-10 MVA project-specific system power before parallel expansion
20 MVA+ master-slave scaling for very high-power laboratories
General technical overview

High-voltage, high-power and high-dynamic performance

Final values are configured for the project. The following figures summarize the general MVGS Series range and core performance characteristics.

Up to 50 kV L-L configurable direct medium-voltage output
1-10 MVA expandable to 20 MVA and beyond
30-70 Hz standard frequency range, custom wider ranges available
≥ 90% system efficiency depending on configuration and operating point
≤ 0.2% F.S. output and measurement voltage accuracy
≤ 0.3% F.S. current and power accuracy
0.01 Hz frequency setting and measurement accuracy
±0.3° phase accuracy at 50 Hz
PF 0.95 / THDi ≤ 3% typical input-side power factor and current distortion values
0.1% / 0.2% F.S. line regulation / load regulation
AC, DC, AC+DC operating modes available depending on the selected project configuration
0-40°C operating temperature; 20-90% RH non-condensing
Example project configurations

From 13.8 kV ESS testing to high-bandwidth 20 kV systems

The MVGS is not limited to fixed catalogue models. These examples illustrate how voltage, current, overload capability and bandwidth can be adapted to a defined test requirement.

Configuration example Continuous power Output voltage Rated current Dynamic / special capability
5 MVA / 13.8 kV ESS grid simulator 5 MVA 0-13.8 kV L-L; up to 17.94 kV with HV option 210 A per phase 30-70 Hz, < 1 ms voltage transition, LVRT/HVRT/ZVRT
5 MVA / 20 kV high-bandwidth unit 5 MVA 0-20 kV L-L; up to 26 kV with HV option 144 A per phase 10 MVA and 288 A/ph for 2 s; 30-100 Hz; 10 kHz small-signal bandwidth
Parallel 10 MVA laboratory system 10 MVA Project-specific, for example 20 kV L-L Combined through master-slave parallel operation Example peak capability up to 20 MW for 1-2 s, subject to final project design

The configurations shown above are project examples. Final voltage, current, overload duration, bandwidth, cabinet layout, cooling and safety design are defined during project engineering.

Functions, options and system integration

Configure the MVGS around the required grid test

-HV

Extended HVRT voltage

Increases the maximum output voltage to 1.3 times the rated value for continuous high-voltage ride-through and overvoltage testing.

-LD

Regenerative AC load mode

Adds CR, CC, CP and non-linear rectifier-load simulation with energy recovery to the grid. The phase angle can be programmed from +90° to -90° for leading or lagging loads, while the rectifier mode supports a configurable waveform factor from 0 to 2.121.

-PQ

Active and reactive power control

Independent control of P and Q for DER profiles, microgrid research, SST/SOP validation and four-quadrant power-dispatch testing.

-FPD

Fixed phase-difference mode

Tracks the input-grid phase while maintaining a constant programmed angle difference for stable power-transfer simulations. Project-specific configurations can remain operational during a single-phase metallic grounding fault at the input or output grid terminals.

-W

Liquid cooling

Alternative cooling concept for projects with specific installation, acoustic, thermal or power-density requirements.

GUI

Industrial touch control

Windows-based GUI on a 15.6-inch industrial touch panel with sequence programming, real-time monitoring, waveform capture at up to 10 kS/s, historical data logging, fault diagnostics and LAN/RS485 control.

IEEE 1547 UL 1741 IEEE 519 IEC 62116 GB/T 19964 CE conformity
High-power system reliability

Protection, diagnostics and safety for medium-voltage test environments

The system architecture combines electrical protection, optical-fiber communication and local as well as remote safety functions. Final safety integration is adapted to the laboratory, DUT and applicable site rules. Dedicated connection cabinets can be provided for the AC input and AC output interfaces.

EPO Local and remote emergency stop Independent emergency-stop controls for the equipment and the surrounding test installation.
ISO Insulation monitoring and interlock Protection functions tailored to high-power and medium-voltage operating environments.
DIAG Real-time diagnostics Monitoring and clear fault codes for OVP, UVP, OCP, OPP, OTP and module conditions.
FO Optical-fiber communication High noise immunity and galvanically robust communication between internal power modules.
SS Pre-charge and soft-start concept Input pre-charge circuitry limits inrush current during start-up and protects the medium-voltage supply infrastructure.
BUS Low-inductance DC busbar Proprietary busbar design with less than 20 nH inductance reduces IGBT switching overvoltage and supports reliable high di/dt operation.
Standards and compliance

Harmonized safety framework for international projects

The final compliance package is defined for the selected configuration and installation. The engineering approach combines relevant Chinese GB/T requirements with international IEC/EN standards for CE conformity.

System module Chinese standard (GB/T) International standard (IEC/EN) Compliance purpose
System safety GB/T 3859 / GB 19517 IEC 62477-1 Core safety for power-electronic converter systems, including thermal and hardware protection.
MV interface GB/T 311.1 / GB/T 16927 IEC 62271-1 Insulation coordination and dielectric strength for medium-voltage applications.
Control and HMI GB/T 3797 / GB 13869 EN 61010-1 Operator protection and reinforced galvanic isolation for touchscreen and control circuits.
Cabinet wiring GB/T 15139 EN 60204-1 General electrical safety, internal routing and emergency-stop logic.
From requirement to commissioned system

A structured route to the suitable MV grid simulator

1. Define the DUT MV central PV inverter, MV ESS, MV UPS, MV EV charger, PCS, SST, converter or other grid-connected equipment.
2. Define the grid interface Input voltage, output voltage, neutral concept, grounding and laboratory connection.
3. Define power and dynamics Continuous power, current, overload duration, bandwidth, slew rate and frequency range.
4. Define test functions LVRT/HVRT/ZVRT, harmonics, unbalance, PQ control, regenerative load and automation.
5. Engineer the system Cooling, layout, safety, interfaces, acceptance test and commissioning concept.
Project consulting

Tell us what your test system must achieve

The MVGS Series can be adapted extensively to the DUT and laboratory. Send us the key requirements and ET System will review the technical feasibility, clarify open points and develop a project-specific system configuration with the functions, interfaces and safety concept your application actually needs.

Input and output grid voltage
Continuous power and short-time overload
Current, frequency range and dynamic bandwidth
LVRT, HVRT, ZVRT and sequence profiles
Harmonics, unbalance, flicker and phase control
Regenerative load, PQ and phase-difference functions
HIL operation directly at medium voltage without a step-up transformer
Cooling, safety, interfaces and installation layout
* Energy recovery and achievable efficiency depend on the selected configuration, installation and operating point. All technical values are subject to final project specification.
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Medium-Voltage Grid Simulation

MVGS Series: Direct-to-MV grid simulation for megawatt-scale testing

A high-performance four-quadrant programmable AC source for testing and certifying energy storage PCS, solid-state transformers, renewable-energy inverters and other high-power grid-connected equipment. Every MVGS system is engineered around the customer’s DUT, grid connection, voltage, power, dynamics, cooling, safety concept and required test functions.

1-20+ MVA scalable system capacity through master-slave parallel operation
up to 50 kV configurable direct medium-voltage line-to-line output
< 1 ms rapid voltage rise and fall for dynamic grid events
THD ≤ 1% high waveform quality under linear-load conditions
Four-quadrant test architecture

Utility grid, MVGS and equipment under test

Regenerative
Input grid Fully configurable low- or medium-voltage AC grid connection The AC input is not limited to 3 × 400 VAC. It can be engineered for practically any available three-phase low- or medium-voltage laboratory grid.
3 × 200 / 230 VAC 3 × 400 / 480 VAC 10 / 13.8 / 16 / 20 kV 34.5 / 50 kV Other voltages on request
MVGS Series Programmable grid simulator and regenerative AC load Power Cell Cascaded topology, independent phase control and advanced sequence functions.
Equipment under test MV Central PV inverter, MV ESS, MV UPS, MV EV charger and more Also suitable for PCS, SST, converters and other high-power grid-connected equipment.
Bidirectional energy flow across all four quadrants Up to 100% returned to grid*
High-power grid testing without an output step-up transformer

Direct medium-voltage output for realistic and highly dynamic grid simulation

The MVGS Series uses a modular Power Cell Cascaded topology to generate medium voltage directly at the output. This supports fast dynamic behavior, high waveform quality and flexible project-specific voltage and power configurations for large laboratories and certification facilities.

Grid simulator and regenerative load in one system

In source operation, the MVGS recreates normal, disturbed and faulted grid conditions. With the regenerative load option, it can absorb AC power from the equipment under test and feed the energy back into the utility grid, reducing heat dissipation and the operating cost of long-duration high-power tests.

Not a fixed off-the-shelf configuration

Input and output voltage, power, current, overload capability, bandwidth, cooling, cabinet layout, safety functions and software options are selected around the intended DUT and the available laboratory infrastructure. Parallel master-slave systems allow expansion to 20 MVA and beyond.

Project-specific by design

One MVGS platform, engineered around your exact test requirement

The MVGS Series is highly configurable rather than limited to one standard specification. Tell us what the DUT and test laboratory require. ET System reviews the technical feasibility and develops a suitable system concept, including the required functions and only the options that are relevant to your project.

Electrical configuration Input and output voltage, continuous power, current, overload, neutral concept and grounding.
Test functionality LVRT, HVRT, ZVRT, harmonics, bandwidth, PQ control, regenerative load and sequence functions.
System integration Cooling, cabinet arrangement, interfaces, safety concept, FAT, installation and commissioning.
MV Direct-to-MV output Medium-voltage output up to 50 kV L-L without an external output step-up transformer.
4Q Four-quadrant operation Source and regenerative load operation with bidirectional active and reactive power flow.
Independent phase control Separate control of voltage, frequency and phase for unbalance and grounding-fault simulation.
SEQ Programmable disturbances Sequence output for dips, sags, swells, frequency events, slew rates and dwell times.
HIL HIL directly at medium voltage Hardware-in-the-loop testing at medium voltage without an external step-up transformer.
SAFE Integrated safety concept Project-specific protection, emergency-stop, interlock, insulation monitoring and safe connection concepts.
Typical applications

Grid-code, power-quality and high-power validation at medium voltage

The system is suited to development, validation, type testing, certification and endurance testing of megawatt-scale power electronics and grid-connected equipment.

PCS

Energy Storage PCS

LVRT, HVRT, ZVRT, active/reactive power support, frequency response and regenerative full-power testing of megawatt-scale storage converters.

SST

Solid-State Transformers

Bidirectional power-transfer testing, fixed phase-difference operation, overload testing and validation of SST systems for AI data centers and future distribution grids.

DER

Renewable-Energy Inverters

Simulation of voltage and frequency deviations, harmonic environments and dynamic solar or wind power profiles for grid-connected inverter verification.

µG

Microgrids and Distribution Research

PQ control, unbalance, grounding faults, phase displacement and flexible power exchange between different grid sectors, SOPs and laboratory grids.

LAB

Grid Certification Laboratories

Reproducible fault-ride-through and immunity tests according to relevant international and regional requirements for grid-connected equipment.

LOAD

Regenerative High-Power Load Testing

CR, CC, CP and non-linear rectifier-load simulation with controlled leading or lagging current and energy recovery to the supply grid.

HIL

Hardware-in-the-Loop at Medium Voltage

Dynamic HIL testing directly at medium voltage without an external step-up transformer, enabling realistic closed-loop validation of control systems and high-power equipment.

Advanced grid simulation functions

Reproduce complex grid faults, power-quality events and bidirectional power flow

LVRT
Voltage dip
HVRT
Up to 1.3×
ZVRT
Zero voltage
Fault ride-through testing

LVRT, HVRT and ZVRT with fast programmable transitions

Built-in and freely programmable sequences allow the recreation of low-voltage, high-voltage and zero-voltage ride-through events. The HV option raises the maximum output voltage to 1.3 times the rated voltage for continuous overvoltage testing, while the rapid voltage response supports realistic transient fault reproduction.

< 1 ms voltage rise and fall time from 0 to 90% and back
1.3× Urated dedicated overvoltage mode for HVRT testing
> 5 Hz/s programmable rate of change of frequency
Power-quality and immunity testing

Harmonics, inter-harmonics, unbalance, flicker and phase control

The MVGS can generate harmonics up to the 50th order and superimpose non-integer inter-harmonics. Users can configure amplitude and phase angle of individual components, program all three phases independently and reproduce unbalanced or degraded grid conditions for immunity and compliance testing.

50th order programmable harmonic generation at the base frequency
0.1° steps fine phase-angle programming for each phase
A / B / C independent voltage, frequency and phase control
Example configuration of the MVGS Series medium-voltage grid simulator
Example configuration of the MVGS Series.
Scalable system architecture

Project-specific medium-voltage input, output and power configuration

The cabinet-based system is configured around the required grid connection, rated output, test current, overload profile, dynamic bandwidth and cooling concept. Modular power cells and master-slave operation enable solutions from 1 MVA to 10 MVA per system concept and expansion to 20 MVA and above.

400 V-50 kV configurable LV or MV input, depending on the laboratory grid
5-50 kV typical configurable direct medium-voltage output range
1-10 MVA project-specific system power before parallel expansion
20 MVA+ master-slave scaling for very high-power laboratories
General technical overview

High-voltage, high-power and high-dynamic performance

Final values are configured for the project. The following figures summarize the general MVGS Series range and core performance characteristics.

Up to 50 kV L-L configurable direct medium-voltage output
1-10 MVA expandable to 20 MVA and beyond
30-70 Hz standard frequency range, custom wider ranges available
≥ 90% system efficiency depending on configuration and operating point
≤ 0.2% F.S. output and measurement voltage accuracy
≤ 0.3% F.S. current and power accuracy
0.01 Hz frequency setting and measurement accuracy
±0.3° phase accuracy at 50 Hz
PF 0.95 / THDi ≤ 3% typical input-side power factor and current distortion values
0.1% / 0.2% F.S. line regulation / load regulation
AC, DC, AC+DC operating modes available depending on the selected project configuration
0-40°C operating temperature; 20-90% RH non-condensing
Example project configurations

From 13.8 kV ESS testing to high-bandwidth 20 kV systems

The MVGS is not limited to fixed catalogue models. These examples illustrate how voltage, current, overload capability and bandwidth can be adapted to a defined test requirement.

Configuration example Continuous power Output voltage Rated current Dynamic / special capability
5 MVA / 13.8 kV ESS grid simulator 5 MVA 0-13.8 kV L-L; up to 17.94 kV with HV option 210 A per phase 30-70 Hz, < 1 ms voltage transition, LVRT/HVRT/ZVRT
5 MVA / 20 kV high-bandwidth unit 5 MVA 0-20 kV L-L; up to 26 kV with HV option 144 A per phase 10 MVA and 288 A/ph for 2 s; 30-100 Hz; 10 kHz small-signal bandwidth
Parallel 10 MVA laboratory system 10 MVA Project-specific, for example 20 kV L-L Combined through master-slave parallel operation Example peak capability up to 20 MW for 1-2 s, subject to final project design

The configurations shown above are project examples. Final voltage, current, overload duration, bandwidth, cabinet layout, cooling and safety design are defined during project engineering.

Functions, options and system integration

Configure the MVGS around the required grid test

-HV

Extended HVRT voltage

Increases the maximum output voltage to 1.3 times the rated value for continuous high-voltage ride-through and overvoltage testing.

-LD

Regenerative AC load mode

Adds CR, CC, CP and non-linear rectifier-load simulation with energy recovery to the grid. The phase angle can be programmed from +90° to -90° for leading or lagging loads, while the rectifier mode supports a configurable waveform factor from 0 to 2.121.

-PQ

Active and reactive power control

Independent control of P and Q for DER profiles, microgrid research, SST/SOP validation and four-quadrant power-dispatch testing.

-FPD

Fixed phase-difference mode

Tracks the input-grid phase while maintaining a constant programmed angle difference for stable power-transfer simulations. Project-specific configurations can remain operational during a single-phase metallic grounding fault at the input or output grid terminals.

-W

Liquid cooling

Alternative cooling concept for projects with specific installation, acoustic, thermal or power-density requirements.

GUI

Industrial touch control

Windows-based GUI on a 15.6-inch industrial touch panel with sequence programming, real-time monitoring, waveform capture at up to 10 kS/s, historical data logging, fault diagnostics and LAN/RS485 control.

IEEE 1547 UL 1741 IEEE 519 IEC 62116 GB/T 19964 CE conformity
High-power system reliability

Protection, diagnostics and safety for medium-voltage test environments

The system architecture combines electrical protection, optical-fiber communication and local as well as remote safety functions. Final safety integration is adapted to the laboratory, DUT and applicable site rules. Dedicated connection cabinets can be provided for the AC input and AC output interfaces.

EPO Local and remote emergency stop Independent emergency-stop controls for the equipment and the surrounding test installation.
ISO Insulation monitoring and interlock Protection functions tailored to high-power and medium-voltage operating environments.
DIAG Real-time diagnostics Monitoring and clear fault codes for OVP, UVP, OCP, OPP, OTP and module conditions.
FO Optical-fiber communication High noise immunity and galvanically robust communication between internal power modules.
SS Pre-charge and soft-start concept Input pre-charge circuitry limits inrush current during start-up and protects the medium-voltage supply infrastructure.
BUS Low-inductance DC busbar Proprietary busbar design with less than 20 nH inductance reduces IGBT switching overvoltage and supports reliable high di/dt operation.
Standards and compliance

Harmonized safety framework for international projects

The final compliance package is defined for the selected configuration and installation. The engineering approach combines relevant Chinese GB/T requirements with international IEC/EN standards for CE conformity.

System module Chinese standard (GB/T) International standard (IEC/EN) Compliance purpose
System safety GB/T 3859 / GB 19517 IEC 62477-1 Core safety for power-electronic converter systems, including thermal and hardware protection.
MV interface GB/T 311.1 / GB/T 16927 IEC 62271-1 Insulation coordination and dielectric strength for medium-voltage applications.
Control and HMI GB/T 3797 / GB 13869 EN 61010-1 Operator protection and reinforced galvanic isolation for touchscreen and control circuits.
Cabinet wiring GB/T 15139 EN 60204-1 General electrical safety, internal routing and emergency-stop logic.
From requirement to commissioned system

A structured route to the suitable MV grid simulator

1. Define the DUT MV central PV inverter, MV ESS, MV UPS, MV EV charger, PCS, SST, converter or other grid-connected equipment.
2. Define the grid interface Input voltage, output voltage, neutral concept, grounding and laboratory connection.
3. Define power and dynamics Continuous power, current, overload duration, bandwidth, slew rate and frequency range.
4. Define test functions LVRT/HVRT/ZVRT, harmonics, unbalance, PQ control, regenerative load and automation.
5. Engineer the system Cooling, layout, safety, interfaces, acceptance test and commissioning concept.
Project consulting

Tell us what your test system must achieve

The MVGS Series can be adapted extensively to the DUT and laboratory. Send us the key requirements and ET System will review the technical feasibility, clarify open points and develop a project-specific system configuration with the functions, interfaces and safety concept your application actually needs.

Input and output grid voltage
Continuous power and short-time overload
Current, frequency range and dynamic bandwidth
LVRT, HVRT, ZVRT and sequence profiles
Harmonics, unbalance, flicker and phase control
Regenerative load, PQ and phase-difference functions
HIL operation directly at medium voltage without a step-up transformer
Cooling, safety, interfaces and installation layout
* Energy recovery and achievable efficiency depend on the selected configuration, installation and operating point. All technical values are subject to final project specification.