Fluke 500 Series Battery Analyzers

Name: Fluke 500 Series Battery Analyzers
Price: 5308.99 USD
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Test tool for maintaining, troubleshooting, and testing individual stationary batteries and battery banks.

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Manufactured

By Fluke

Includes

FREE Ground Shipping
FREE Lifetime Tech Support

Availability

Usually ships in 1-2 weeks

Product Manual Product Specs

Features

Up to 3000mΩ resistance
Up to 1000VDC (BT521)
- Up to 600VDC (BT510 & BT520)
600VAC (45 to 500Hz with 800Hz filter)
500Hz frequency measurement
Up to 6000mV AC voltage ripple test (20KHz max)
Comprehensive logging, AutoHold, & AutoSave
Users can configure a maximum of 10 sets of thresholds
- Receive Pass/Warning/Fail indications
7.4V 3000mAh li-ion battery (8hr continuous operation)
CAT III 600V, 1000V max safety rated
3-year warranty

What's in the Box

Battery analyzer
4-wire test pin set
BTL10 test lead set
TL175 TwistGuard test leads with adapter
BP500 lithium-ion battery
BC500 AC charger
mini-USB cable
Shoulder strap
Belt strap
Magnetic hanging strap
FlukeView battery management software
Soft carrying case
2 spare fuses
Zero Ohm calibration resistor

The Fluke 500 series battery analyzers cover a broad range of battery test functions ranging from DC voltage and resistance tests to full condition testing. They are designed for measurements on stationary batteries of all types. Intuitive user interface, compact design, and rugged construction ensure optimum performance and reliability.

All measured values are automatically captured during testing and can be reviewed on the instrument before downloading. Meter mode takes 999 records for each measurement position with time stamp. Sequence mode provides up to 100 profiles and 100 profile templates with time stamp (each profile stores up to 450 batteries).

The Discharge mode collects the voltage of each battery multiple times at a user defined interval during a discharge or load test. Users can calculate the time a battery takes to drop to the cut-off voltage and use this time to determine the capacity loss of the battery.