LV 148 Standard Test for Automotive Power Failure

EUROLAB, with its state-of-the-art accredited laboratories and expert team, provides precise and fast testing services within the scope of LV 148 testing. Automotive power failure test is a test in the automotive industry to simulate power supply interruptions that can occur in a vehicle.

LV 148 is the standard published by the German Automotive Industry Association (VDA) that sets test requirements for electrical and electronic components in motor vehicles. The LV 148 standard deals with transient voltage testing.

An automotive power failure simulation test designed to the LV 148 standard measures the vehicle's response to these situations by generating power supply interruptions and voltage transients to simulate real-world conditions that components in a vehicle may encounter. Such tests are necessary to ensure that the electrical and electronic components in a vehicle can withstand voltage fluctuations and interruptions without failing.

In addition to LV 148, there are other standards for power supply testing used in the automotive industry, such as ISO 7637 and Ford EMC-CS-2009. An automotive power failure test designed to LV 148 and other manufacturer standards can meet the requirements of multiple standards and provide reliable and accurate testing for a wide variety of automotive components.

EUROLAB assists manufacturers with LV 148 test compliance. Our test experts offer the best service and controlled testing process in our laboratories to you, our manufacturers and suppliers, with professional working mission and principles.