• Economical, digital-control DC electronic load rated 150 W, 60 V, 30 A.
• Three operating modes: CC, CV, CR.
• Short-circuit test function (approximately 30 A at 0 V).
• Dual current ranges, 3 A and 30 A, switchable for accurate low- and high-current measurement.
• Measurement resolution to 1 mV / 1 mA.
• 4 x 40 group memory for fast recall of stored settings.
• Fast rotary encoder input with clear LED display for quick line operation.
• Compact chassis, installable in a 19-inch standard cabinet.

Derived from the instrument’s verified capabilities:

• Power supply and adapter testing on production lines.
• Incoming and outgoing QC inspection (go/no-go checks).
• Maintenance and repair-bench DC source verification.
• Short-circuit protection testing of power supplies.
• Basic CC/CV/CR load testing of DC sources.

• Output Power: 150 W
• Voltage Range: Up to 60 V
• Current Range: Up to 30 A (dual range, 3 A / 30 A)
• Operating Modes: CC, CV, CR
• Short-Circuit Test: approximately 30 A at 0 V
• Measurement Resolution: 1 mV / 1 mA
• Memory: 4 x 40 groups, quick recall
• Display and Control: LED display, fast rotary encoder
• Form Factor: 19-inch standard cabinet mount
• Weight: 2.6 kg

The ITECH IT8211 is an economical, digital-control DC electronic load built for production test lines and maintenance benches, where a simple, repeatable load matters more than advanced features. It rates 150 W, 60 V, and 30 A in a compact chassis that mounts in a 19-inch cabinet.

Three operating modes, CC, CV, and CR, cover routine power-supply and adapter checks, and a short-circuit test function exercises protection behavior. Dual current ranges, 3 A and 30 A, let one unit measure both small and larger currents accurately, with resolution to 1 mV / 1 mA. A fast rotary encoder and a clear LED display make setup quick on a busy line, and 4 x 40 groups of memory can be recalled instantly so an operator runs the same test sequence repeatably across a shift.

Because it is digitally controlled with stored settings, the IT8211 reduces operator variation on repetitive go/no-go checks, which is where production and maintenance lines need consistency. It suits incoming and outgoing inspection of power supplies and adapters, basic DC source verification, and field or repair-bench testing.