External Lighting System Training Board
The External Lighting System Training Board recreates the operating behavior of a real automotive lighting circuit, allowing learners to operate and analyze headlights, turn signals, brake lights, and hazard warning lights under practical training conditions. The clearly arranged wiring and labeled components make circuit relationships easier to follow, while the built-in fault-setting function supports hands-on troubleshooting exercises.
Price: Approximately US$1,700–3,500 / set
External Lighting System Training Board Systems & Training Functions
The board focuses on the electrical circuits and operating logic of common automotive exterior lighting systems. Learners can work with the following systems and training tasks:
1. Headlight System: Operate the headlight circuit and observe how the lighting circuit responds during normal operation.
2. Turn Signal System: Operate the turn-signal circuit and analyze the corresponding circuit behavior during left and right signaling.
3. Brake Light System: Observe the electrical response of the brake-light circuit when the braking control is operated.
4. Hazard Warning Light System: Operate the hazard warning circuit and examine how the circuit controls the warning lights.
5. Circuit Understanding & Component Identification: Use the labeled components and clearly arranged wiring to trace circuit connections and understand the relationship between controls, wiring, and lighting loads.
6. Fault Diagnosis Training: Use the built-in fault-setting function to introduce selected circuit faults and carry out practical troubleshooting.
Practical Training Workflow
Training progresses from understanding the circuit layout to operating the lighting controls and then locating introduced faults.
1. Identify the Circuit: Locate the headlights, turn signals, brake lights, and hazard warning circuits on the training board, and identify their main components and wiring paths.
2. Operate the Lighting Controls: Operate the relevant controls and observe the corresponding lighting response under normal conditions.
3. Trace the Circuit Behavior: Follow the labeled wiring and component layout to understand how the control action produces the corresponding lighting result.
4. Introduce a Fault and Diagnose: Use the fault-setting function to introduce a selected fault, then trace the affected circuit and determine the cause of the abnormal lighting behavior.
Custom External Lighting System Training Board
The training configuration can be customized around the specific exterior lighting functions and troubleshooting exercises required for the program. Product-specific customization may include the following options. For broader OEM/ODM requirements, see our Customization Service for additional customization capabilities.
Lighting Function Combination
Select the required combination of headlights, turn signals, brake lights, and hazard warning lights according to the intended training scope.
Fault Diagnosis Training Configuration
Configure the fault-setting functions around the selected lighting circuits so learners can practice locating abnormal circuit behavior under different lighting conditions.
Lighting Circuit Training Scope
Define which lighting circuit operations and circuit-analysis tasks are included in the training program.
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FAQ About External Lighting System Training Board
1. What fault conditions can be configured for the lighting circuits?
The available fault conditions depend on the selected lighting circuits and the final training configuration. Buyers can provide the diagnostic scenarios required by their curriculum, allowing HS to confirm which fault conditions can be incorporated into the selected configuration.
2. Can electrical measurement requirements be incorporated into the configuration?
If the training program requires learners to perform specific electrical measurements during circuit diagnosis, these requirements should be identified during the configuration stage. HS can then confirm the applicable measurement arrangement for the selected training scope.
3. How should the equipment be specified when it will be used across different courses?
The required training tasks should be identified across the intended courses before the configuration is finalized. This makes it possible to determine which lighting circuits and diagnostic exercises need to be included rather than selecting a configuration based only on the number of lighting functions.
4. Can the fault-diagnosis setup be adjusted for different troubleshooting exercises?
The fault-setting configuration is linked to the selected lighting circuits and intended diagnostic exercises. The required troubleshooting scope should therefore be confirmed during the product configuration stage so the fault-training arrangement corresponds to the planned exercises.
5. What should a training center or school check before placing an order?
The main point is to match the proposed configuration with the actual curriculum requirements. In particular, buyers should confirm the required lighting circuits, diagnostic exercises, and any electrical measurement requirements before the configuration is approved.
6. What information can help HS determine the appropriate configuration?
A course outline, list of required lighting systems, intended troubleshooting exercises, and specific measurement requirements can provide a clear basis for configuration discussion. The more specific the training requirements are, the easier it is to determine whether the standard configuration is sufficient or whether product-specific customization should be considered.
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