This invention provides a DC
battery pack repair device. A 220V
AC power supply is connected to three parallel circuits. The first circuit connects a first switch SB1, a second switch SB2, and an intermediate
relay kA1. The normally
open contact of the first switch SB1 is connected in parallel with the normally
open contact of kA1. The second circuit is divided into two branches: one
branch connects the normally
open contact of kA1 and a stop indicator light; the other
branch connects the normally closed contact of kA1 and a working indicator light. The third circuit connects a single-phase bridge
rectifier UR. The single-phase bridge
rectifier UR connects a
changeover switch, parallel coils of KM1, KM2, and KM3, and SA1. The
voltage across the
battery pack is connected to the device via DC positive and negative terminals. In the
DC circuit, the main contacts of DC contactors KM1, KM2, and KM3 are connected in series with
discharge resistors R1, R2, and R3, respectively. After the three circuits are connected in parallel, a DC shunt FL and an
ammeter are connected in series. This invention enables deep
equalization discharge and recharging of the substation
battery pack, reactivating the battery plates that have softened due to long-term float charging.