Fuel Cell Training System 

Fuel Cell Training System Lab Solutions with PEM stacks, hybrid setups & FCEV simulations for clean energy learning. Explore innovation with Ecosense. 

Key Features

  • PEM Fuel Cell Stack
    A Proton Exchange Membrane fuel cell stack that runs on high-purity hydrogen (≥99.995%) and includes self-humidification for simplified operation.
  • Prefilled Hydrogen Cylinder
    A prefilled 47L hydrogen cylinder is provided with the system to run PEM Fuel Cell
  • Real-Time Monitoring Panel
    Active dashboard to display and monitor stack voltage, current, power output, temperature, hydrogen flow rate, and system status during all experiments.
  • Modular Power Control Architecture
    Includes a charge controller, DC battery bank, and inverter to support multiple configurations—DC-only loads, AC loads, or hybrid use with other energy systems.
  • Comprehensive Safety Systems
    Automatic shutdown features for low voltage, overcurrent, and overtemperature conditions ensure safe, long-term usage even during student-led experiments.
  • Standalone or Hybrid System Ready
    The system can be used independently or integrated with solar PV, electrolyzers, or wind modules for complete microgrid or hybrid system studies.
  • Illustrated Experiment Manual
    Comes with a step-by-step guide covering theory, wiring, objectives, procedures, data tables, and analysis—ideal for classroom or lab use.
  • Plug-and-Play Architecture
    Pre-assembled, color-coded terminals and labeled modules allow for fast setup and reconfiguration by students or researchers without specialized tools.
  • Hydrogen Leak Detection System
    Integrated hydrogen leak detectors provide critical safety assurance by continuously monitoring for leaks near the stack and gas supply line. If a leak is detected, the system triggers visual/audible alarms or safety shutdown, ensuring a safe lab environment.
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Learning Module 

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Fuel Cell Fundamentals & Characterization

  • Plot V-I and Power curves using resistive and electronic loads
  • Study how hydrogen flow rate, pressure, and temperature affect output
  • Observe self-humidification and air-cooling behavior at different load conditions
  • Calculate fuel cell efficiency, heat losses, and power density

Standalone System Integration

  • Connect fuel cell to DC loads via charge controller and battery bank
  • Operate AC appliances through inverter to analyze system response

Advanced Applications & Control

  • Analyze transient response and stability under dynamic loads
  • Interface with data acquisition systems for real-time monitoring and control

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