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What's
New in the CRT-400
The
Cellcorder CRT-400 is Alber's newest handheld cell voltage and resistance
tester. This exciting addition to Alber's test, diagnostic and trending
products measures and records cell float voltage, internal cell resistance,
and intercell connection resistance.
Another
exciting feature is a new USB port and Flash drive that allows quick
transfer of data files to a computer. Using the Alber Battery Analysis
Software, test results can be displayed and analyzed to determine battery
state of health. The Flash drive also doubles as an interim storage device
until test data is saved permanently.
Other features
include a graphical reflective LCD display for better contrast, and new
cables and clamps.
Accurate
Data in a Fraction of Normal Test Time
The
Cellcorder cell resistance tester displays and records cell float voltage,
internal cell resistance, and intercell connection resistance. A compatible
hydrometer lets you transfer specific gravity and temperature data using
the IR port.
Use the Cellcorder on a single cell or multicell modules. The Flash drive
allows virtually unlimited data storage. Use the Flash drive or IR port to
transfer readings to a PC for analysis and report generation.
The high contrast, 128 x 64 pixel, backlit graphical display shows menus
and test results. A fully charged Cellcorder can test for seven hours, and
isolated operation helps ensure safety and makes the Cellcorder easy to
move around.
System
Features
Float
Voltage Readings - The Cellcorder measures the voltage applied during full
float operation. The voltage range covers all cells or modules up to 20
volts, with accuracy to four full digits.
Internal Cell
Resistance - Using a patented process, the Cellcorder
applies a momentary load and calculates internal cell resistance by
determining instantaneous voltage drop and load current. Algorithms make
this measurement possible on cells floating on-line or off-line.
Intercell Resistance
- The Cellcorder measures the resistance between two electrically connected
cell terminals. The measurement consists of connector resistance and
contact resistance at the points of connection to the cell terminals.
Auto Ranging
- The Cellcorder automatically selects the correct voltage range, load
resistor, and test time.
Data Extraction and
Analysis - After testing, transfer data to the PC via Flash
drive or IR interface. Trending software analyzes test data, displays
results in graph or tabulated formats, and saves and prints reports. You
may export reports in ASCII, Excel® or comma-delimited
format so other programs can generate customized reports.
Cellcorder
Advantages
Low
Cost - The Alber Cellcorder replaces three instruments that
individually cost more than this one. Significant savings also result from
taking more readings in less time and analyzing data faster.
Multicell Capability
-The Cellcorder reads either single cells or multicell modules.
Reliable Readings
- The Cellcorder performs even in high noise environments - without the
need to disconnect the battery from service. Up to a 60 amp DC load (on 2V
cells) is used to calculate internal cell resistance and intercell
resistance. Circuitry rejects the 50Hz/60Hz ripple often troublesome to
AC-based impedance and conductance meters.
The Cellcorder CRT-400 comes with a 256M Flash drive, resistance and
voltage test leads, carrying case, AC charger, and data trending and
analysis software. An optional printer is available.
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