Description
LAUNCH ELA400 – Intelligent Digital Power Supply | Technomatic Industries
As vehicles get more electrically complex — spanning new energy, fuel, and hybrid platforms — workshops need power supply equipment that can keep up. The LAUNCH ELA400, available at Technomatic Industries, is an intelligent digital power supply designed to support a wide range of vehicle maintenance and testing scenarios, from conventional fuel vehicles to modern EVs.
At its core, the ELA400 offers dual DC output channels with adjustable voltage and current control, giving technicians precise control for different testing needs. With a high voltage output range of 50V-900V and a maximum current of 0-10A, this unit is built to handle demanding, high-voltage electrical offline driving and maintenance testing scenarios that standard power supplies simply aren’t equipped for.
The device is compatible with both new energy/fuel vehicles, making it a versatile addition to workshops that service a mixed range of vehicle types. Its high/low voltage output flexibility means technicians aren’t limited to a narrow testing range — the ELA400 adapts to the job at hand.
Safety Built Into Every Test
Working with high voltage demands serious protection, and the ELA400 delivers on that front. It features high voltage self-check protection, verifying system integrity before operation, along with comprehensive safeguards against over-voltage, over-current, over-temperature, and short circuit — giving technicians confidence that the equipment is protecting both the vehicle and themselves during testing.
Built for a wider range of high-voltage driving and maintenance testing applications, the ELA400 is a genuinely capable tool for workshops moving into more advanced EV and high-voltage vehicle servicing — without needing multiple separate devices for different voltage ranges.
Reliable, precise, and safety-focused, the LAUNCH ELA400 from Technomatic Industries equips your workshop with the intelligent power supply capability needed to handle both today’s fuel vehicles and tomorrow’s EVs.
