Abstract: A charge/discharge test apparatus includes a temperature control box having a test chamber provided inside and provided with an opening communicated with the test chamber and configured for extraction or insertion of a battery, and a rack connected to the temperature control box. The rack and the opening are located at different sides of the temperature control box, and the rack has an accommodating cavity inside. The charge/discharge test apparatus further includes a charge/discharge module located in the accommodating cavity and configured to charge/discharge a battery in the corresponding test chamber.

Abstract: Disclosed are a battery charge and discharge test apparatus including a temperature control box, a frame, at least one partition, and a plurality of charge and discharge modules. The temperature control box is provided with a plurality of test chambers, and openings are provided on a first side of the temperature control box for communicating with the test chambers respectively and taking and placing batteries. The frame is disposed adjacent to a second side of the temperature control box, and the at least one partition is located inside the frame to partition the frame into a plurality of accommodating chambers. The first side and the second side are opposite each other. The plurality of charge and discharge modules are disposed in the plurality of accommodating chambers respectively and configured to charge and discharge the batteries in the corresponding test chambers.

Abstract: Embodiments of this application provide a testing apparatus, configured to test a battery and including a test body and a first door body. The test body may include an accommodating cavity for accommodating the battery, and an opening. The opening may communicate with the accommodating cavity, and the first door body may be connected to the opening and capable of moving relative to the opening. The first door body may have a first state and a second state; in the first state, the first door body may block a part of the opening; and in the second state, the first door body may seal the opening.