cadex electronics c7x00 series battery analyzers

Cadex C7000 Series Battery Analyzer

Three Analyzers to choose from

C72002 stations, 40W

4A per station

C74004 stations, 80W

4A per station

C7400ER4 stations, 170W

6A per station

A full discharge provides the most reliable service.

Reads capacity and calibrates battery.

SnapLock™ Battery Adapter System

Battery Adapters configure analyzer

Universal Battery Adapter

Embedded code configures analyzer to battery chemistry

Editing possibilities with analyzer and PC-BatteryShop™

Universal RigidArm™

services small batteries

Smart Cable for

larger batteries

Programmability

Basic C-code contains chemistry, voltage and Ah

Extended C-code enables special settings

Custom Programs

Allows user-defined

settings of charge,

discharge, waits and

repeats

You can set conditions

to alter the course when

targets are not met

Custom Programs are

entered through the PC

With PC-BatteryShop™, PC becomes the command center

Clicking on a listed battery in database configures analyzer

PC monitor displays voltage, current and temperature in real-

time; stores test results in database

PC-BatteryShop™

Management by Date-stamping

Some batteries are in constant use,

others are on sporadic missions, a

third group is on standby.

Busy batteries may fade before

expiry date. Most last longer.

Premature replacement increases

cost and stresses the environment.

Device manufacturers support date-stamping, for good

reasons. It’s simple and it sells batteries. But it has flaws.

What Hospitals say

Manufacturers mandate battery change after 2 years.

Hospitals have learned that most NiMH last 3 years.

New defibrillators with Li-ion that may last 5 years.

Smart battery are good but

they cannot read capacity.

A regular discharge cannot

be eliminated. Calibrates battery.

Hospital tests batteries every 6

months. Capacity threshold is 85%.

Busy batteries must be replaced sooner than sheltered ones.

Capacity is the leading health indicator.

Attach label with service information on battery.

Check service date before entering a mission.

Service expired packs with battery analyzer. Re-label

Only certified batteries are kept in circulation.

Capacity and resistance are

the most critical readings

Maintenance by removable Battery Label

Self-governing Label System

1 User prompts service if due

2 Expired batteries are analyzed

3 Good batteries are returned

Management by Bar Code Label

All batteries are identified with a permanent bar code label

Simplifies service, streamlines management

System may include other device service data

With Internet,

battery data can be

stored in the cloud

Machine-to-machine Cloud Solutions

Service Center

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Data may include non-

battery related information

Markets

Public safety: Police, fire, border control, prisons

Healthcare: Hospitals, parametric, first responders, rescue

Scanning: Warehouse logistics, restaurants

Defense: Communications, night vision goggles, infrared

Oil & Gas / Mining: Communications, gas detectors, headlamps

Courier: Coca Cola, Pepsi, UPS, FedEx, DHL, Postal Services

Robots: Bomb diffusion, hazardous area, defense

Drones: Monitoring rivers, volcano; traffic, filming.

Border control: Communications, infrared, night vision

Survey: Oil & gas, pipelines, power line, forest fires

Expeditions: North & south pole, deep-sea explorations

Construction: Radios, power tools, head lamps

Rentals: Two-way radios, cameras, power tools

Markets, continued . . .

Markets, continued . . .

Airports: Security, cargo, refueling, ground handling

Railways: Communications, safety, train conductors

Seaports: Communications, security, GPS devices

Travel resorts: Cruise ships, expeditions, hotels

Production: Broadcast, cameras, radios, lighting

Humanitarian: UN, NATO, Red Cross, Home Security

Service: Repair (battery is common cause)

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