CDT 100A / 60V
Back To List- Input : 3 x 380V / 50Hz
- Output : 1 x 100 A / 1 x 60 V
- Circuits per cabinet : Up to 1
- Parallel work : No
Main features
- Power supply : 3 x 380 V / 50 Hz;
- Maximum output current in charge and discharge mode : up to 100 A;
- Maximum output voltage : 60 V;
- Mean square error of measurement and performing of the current: less than or equal to 0.25%;
- Resolution of current : 0.1 A;
- Mean square error of measurement and performing of voltage: less than or equal to 0.05%;
- Resolution of voltage : 1 mV. Measurement of voltage for each cell independently;
- Number of cells in the output circuit 16;
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Galvanically isolated measurement of voltage with reference electrode - 16 cells simultaneously (32 channels)
- of each cell;
- on one of the poles against the reference electrode. ;
- Measurement of temperature for each cell - 16 channels. Each measurement channel is galvanically isolated;
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Work modes
- Charge and discharge with constant current;
- Charge with constant current and limit by voltage;
- Charge with constant voltage;
- alternating between charge and discharge in one program step.;
- Programmable operation. The program can be set by a PC or by the embedded autonomous controller;
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Built-in microcontroller that allows and provides
- Autonomous operation mode without PC;
- Temporary storing test data while there is no connection with PC, and subsequent transfer when connection is reestablished;
- Visualization of main parameters-current, voltage, accumulated amperhours, etc;
- Auto restart of test program after power breaks.;
- Built-in protection for current, voltage, open circuit, phase failure and overheating;
- Returning energy in the grid in discharge mode;
- Physical break of the output circuit of the tester from the tested batteries in operator or emergency stop;
- Electronic commutation when when switching between charge and discharge which allows operation in the so-called "Pulse Mode";
Software features
- Creation and editing of multi-step test programs,
- Uploading, starting, stopping and interrupting of test programs,
- Visualization of tester’s current state on main window,
- Storing sample measurement data for all tests in a database,
- Visualization of stored data from database, drawing charts etc.,
- Printing report data,
- Export to Excel.