This is the same GTI6031H parallel test footage as the landscape version, reformatted vertically for phones and shorts. The tester runs several charging heads in one pass instead of one at a time.
The footage shows the GTI6031H bench tester. Full specifications, channel count, accuracy figures and protocol lists live on the product page — we do not restate them here to avoid any drift between datasheet and this clip: GTI6031H & charger testers →
This clip shows the GTI6031H running several charging heads in parallel in a single pass. It is the vertical cut of the landscape clip, kept here for mobile viewers and shorts.
Q: How many charging heads can the GTI6031H test at the same time?
A: The GTI6031H runs multiple channels in parallel, so several charging heads are tested in one pass instead of one by one. This clip shows the parallel run; exact channel count is on the product page.
Q: Does parallel testing reduce per-unit test time?
A: Yes. Running channels in parallel means throughput scales with channel count, which is the main reason a line moves from a single bench to a multi-channel tester or ATE.
Q: Is each unit still individually logged when tested in parallel?
A: Yes. Every unit under test gets its own result record even in a parallel run, so traceability is not lost when you gain speed.