How is the ground grid bumper car powered?

The ground grid bumper car is powered through a special power supply network, which is called ground grid power supply. Specifically, the power supply network is to arrange a number of conductive strips on a sufficiently large insulating board. These conductive strips have opposite polarities between adjacent ones and are connected to the same-named ends of the power supply. When the bumper car moves freely in the power supply network, it can draw electrical energy or electrical signals from the power supply network through a sliding contact group. This power supply method allows the bumper car to move freely in the activity area and connect to the ground power supply network through a conductive device to obtain power.

The power supply system of the ground grid bumper car usually requires laying a ground grid. Both electrodes of the ground grid need to be set on the ground grid. The specifications of the ground grid are separated piece by piece. An insulating layer is laid between each ground grid. There are two contact points under the ground grid car body to connect two ground grids with different electrodes to provide power for the motor to operate. The voltage of the ground steel plate of the ground grid bumper car is usually 48V, which is a safe voltage. Even if someone walks on the floor, there is no danger. Therefore, the ground grid bumper car is powered by the conductive strips on the ground and the contact points on the vehicle. This design allows the bumper car to move freely in a fixed area and play collision games.