Spires simulators can test either crystalline or thin film modules and can be integrated into a fully automated module production line, or operated in manual mode.
In automatic mode, a programmed process sequence provides consistent module testing and offers optional automated loading and unloading of modules. In manual mode, the controls can be operated as desired.
The Spi-Sun Simulator is also available with the Module QA Tester according to the company. This integrated automation system allows for efficient module alignment, transport, probing and testing.
The Module QA option adds high voltage isolation and ground continuity testing, automatic labeling of modules, and automated loading and unloading of modules.
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