FV-T300 / COMPACT SYSTEM
Trail / 300
A compact load, clearly defined.
A compact portable-energy concept for accessory bundles and equipment demonstrations. Start with the intended continuous load and the recharge route.
Plan this sampleDEMO / every specification, MOQ and schedule is illustrative.
EXAMPLE SPECIFICATION / NOT A PRODUCT RATING
Keep the inputs distinct.
- Energy target
- 300 Wh nominal example
- Continuous AC target
- 300 W; sample validation required
- Battery route
- LFP cell-system concept
- USB-C output
- 65 W profile target
- Recharge
- AC + vehicle-input design review
- Body
- 260 × 190 × 210 mm example
- Planning MOQ
- 300 units / market version, illustrative
Capacity and output are unverified targets. Runtime depends on conversion losses, load and conditions; this concept is not an operating specification.
What changes with the brief?
- Socket configuration and labels
- Output profile and enclosure trim
- Retail carton and bundled cables
Agree which platform functions are retained and which changes need a new engineering or sample review.
What should the sample resolve?
- Rated-load target across agreed ambient conditions
- AC / USB load sharing and reconnects
- Charge-source limits and protection behavior
Methods, acceptance limits and reporting format must be agreed. No result or certification is implied.
What should the dossier retain?
- Continuous and peak load list
- Output / charge-input matrix
- Product-specific evidence index
THE SAMPLE ROUTE
A gate for each dependency.
Load-sheet review → electrical sample → packed-product approval
Timing depends on the scope.
Illustrative sample window: 25–35 business days after configuration freeze.
Tooling, firmware changes, materials, test scope and unresolved findings affect any real schedule. Request a program-specific quotation.
Open the full development planTrail / 300: the next buyer questions
What has to be nominated before evaluation?
Continuous and peak load list. Attach a version identifier to the sample and consolidate review comments in one record.
Is the example MOQ a current commercial offer?
No. Material availability, configuration, tooling, packaging and capacity have to be quoted for the actual program. This demonstration does not sell the concept.
What evidence remains open?
Capacity and output are unverified targets. Runtime depends on conversion losses, load and conditions; this concept is not an operating specification.