HV BATTERY SIMULATOR · MBS-01C

Real battery diagnostics.
In a safe environment.

A physical human-in-the-loop platform for HV battery measurement, fault finding and service procedures — designed to reproduce the workflow of a real traction battery without relying on a live vehicle battery.

Physical measurement points Configurable faults Service-level access

SYSTEM SPECIFICATION

Built around the way an HV battery is actually measured.

The simulator combines a physical battery pack, removable components, real probing points and a software-controlled model. Parameters and fault conditions can be changed from the head unit, while the user performs the diagnosis on the hardware.

MBS-01C HV Battery Simulator isometric render
60individual physical cells
20selectable fault scenarios
6different cell types: Li-Mn, Li-Al, LiFePO, LiTi, LiNMC, NiMH
120–490 Vmeasurable voltage range
01

Configurable battery behaviour

Set manufacturer profile, cell type, cell capacity and state of charge from the integrated interface.

02

Fault injection

Introduce predefined fault conditions and diagnose their effect using physical measurements and system data.

03

Service procedures

Work down to cell and module level with removable busbars, modules, service plug and accessible HV connection points.

04

Digital diagnostics

Use serial diagnostics, charging mode, system feedback and optional augmented-reality functions alongside conventional measurements.

TECHNICAL DATA

Realistic hardware. Controlled risk. Enough variation for repeatable diagnostics.

Realistic

  • 120 × 60 × 25 cm; less than 40 kg total
  • 60 cells in series, arranged into 5 modules; disassemblable to cell level
  • Measurements: V, mΩ, Ω, MΩ and A; 120–490 V measurable battery-pack range
  • Manufacturer, cell type, SoC and capacity are configurable
  • Six selectable cell types: Li-Mn, Li-Al, LiFePO, LiTi, LiNMC and NiMH
  • DTC and parameter data change with the selected fault setup
  • Cyclic single-cell charger simulation with revitalisation workflow

Safe

  • Less than 10 mA fault current in an accidental-touch condition
  • No electrochemical energy storage or hazardous battery chemicals
  • Warnings for dangerous measurements and incorrect handling
  • Suitable for secondary, higher-education and professional training
  • AR functions, classroom use and safe transport are supported
  • 100–250 VAC, 50/60 Hz mains operation for international deployment

Effective

  • 20 selectable faults, from cell faults and interruptions to insulation faults
  • Approximately 99 million different measurement iterations
  • 10,000 different fault-finding scenarios in exam mode
  • Screen mirroring to a projector or TV for group training
  • No external measuring equipment required; upkeep is minimal
  • Package: battery pack, head unit, two measuring leads/cables, power supply and documentation

ONE SYSTEM · MULTIPLE WORKFLOWS

The hardware and software stay in the same diagnostic loop.

The head unit controls the simulated battery state while the measurements are performed on the physical pack. This keeps the interaction close to workshop practice: change a condition, probe the system, read the response, isolate the cause.

MeasurementsFault setupChargingSerial diagnosticsAR assistance
HV Battery Simulator settings interface HV Battery Simulator charging interface HV Battery Simulator voltage measurement interface
High voltage warning sign

LIVE-WORKING METHODOLOGY

Practise the procedure without connecting to a real traction battery.

The aim is not to make HV work casual. It is to let the same safety sequence be repeated, observed and corrected before technicians face a real battery.

HV battery insulation procedure

Insulate and control

Rehearse temporary insulation and controlled live-working steps before carrying out the same methodology on real systems.

HV battery diagnostic work

Diagnose

Trace faults with voltage, resistance, insulation and current measurements.

HV battery module work

Disassemble

Practise module-level access and component identification on physical hardware.

EQUIPPED LABS

Integrated into complete NEV lab solutions.

The HV Battery Simulator can be supplied as part of a complete NEV lab solution designed and delivered by Maróti, including the surrounding workstations, safety equipment and complementary EV/HV training systems.

ARPhysical pack · digital layer

AUGMENTED REALITY

Put the diagnostic information directly onto the battery.

Using an AR-capable Android phone or tablet, the simulator can place digital information over the physical battery pack. This keeps the user looking at the component being examined rather than switching constantly between the hardware and a separate reference screen.

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Component labelling

Identify modules, connectors, contactors and other parts directly in the camera view.

02
Heatmaps

Visualise simulated thermal behaviour and relate temperature differences to the physical pack.

03
Wiring diagrams

Bring electrical wiring information into the same working context while tracing a circuit.

Side view of MBS-01C HV Battery Simulator

PRODUCT + SUPPORT

Designed to be useful.

The hardware is only one part of the system. We support commissioning, product use and technical questions from our Budapest engineering and training operation.

  • 01
    English manual

    A detailed English manual covers setup, measurements, servicing procedures, fault-finding scenarios and troubleshooting.

  • 02
    Worldwide power compatibility

    Operates from 100–250 VAC, 50/60 Hz mains. The standard mains inlet supports country-specific plug leads for international installations.

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ABOUT MARÓTI

Supporting automotive professionals and education since 1991.

Maróti Kft. was established in Budapest in 1991 as a publisher of automotive technical books and distributor of technical databases. From 2017, the company expanded into automotive educational equipment, course material and training-centre activities.

The HV Battery Simulator grew out of a practical requirement: provide realistic battery diagnostics and service work in an environment where the instructor can reproduce the same technical condition repeatedly. Development combines automotive engineering, software, diagnostic practice and feedback from HV professionals.

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Maróti HV Battery Simulator during practical use
1991Budapest · automotive technical background

THEY SAID ABOUT US

Feedback from technical education.

Selected comments from educators and vocational-training leaders who reviewed the simulator concept and its use in practice.

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You found a very innovative solution. I especially like how augmented reality is used on the simulator — the border between explanation and the physical system becomes much smaller.
János Major
János MajorTechnical teacher · Kossuth Lajos Bilingual Vocational Secondary School, Budapest
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The HV battery simulator is modern and practical. It gives teachers a way to demonstrate battery work without exposing students to the same hazards as a live traction battery.
Miklós Horváth
Miklós HorváthTechnical teacher · Vas- és Villamosipari Vocational Secondary School, Sopron
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With this simulator we can prepare HV technicians for a labour market where these skills are increasingly important.
Dr Csaba Varga
Dr Csaba VargaChancellor · Budapest Region Vocational Training Centre

MORE FROM MARÓTI

Interested in our other automotive training systems?

The HV Battery Simulator is part of a broader portfolio covering automotive diagnostics, EV/HV systems and practical training equipment. Explore the full range on maroti.hu.

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CONTACT

Planning an HV battery laboratory?

Tell us what you want to build, how many users you expect and where the simulator will be installed. We can discuss the product, laboratory setup, delivery and technical support.

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