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Eagle Eye BDL-480/12V-4 DAC 12V Battery Type For 380V Battery System

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For 380V Battery system, battery type of 12V

12V Battery Type For 380V Battery System
Simultaneously monitor cell voltage, string voltage, DC current, and ambient temperature
Modular DAC design for easy installation and operation
Tests 1.2V, 2V, 6V, and 12V Batteries
Magnetic contact points for mounting to battery or rack
Directly powered by battery, no need for extra power supply
Wireless communication between battery string and Data Logger Software for data management and report generation

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Eagle Eye BDL-480/12V-4 DAC 12V Battery Type For 380V Battery System

Simultaneously monitor cell voltage, string voltage, DC current, and ambient temperature
Modular DAC design for easy installation and operation
Tests 1.2V, 2V, 6V, and 12V Batteries
Magnetic contact points for mounting to battery or rack
Directly powered by battery, no need for extra power supply
Wireless communication between battery string and Data Logger Software for data management and report generation

Overview

Eagle Eye's BDL-Series Battery Data Logging Kits are designed for battery data logging of cell voltage, string voltage, DC current, and ambient temperature of battery systems under discharge or recharge. The modular design of the BDL-Series allows the units to be customized for use on wide variety of battery systems ranging from 12V to 800V.

Each BDL-Series kit consists of Data Acquisition Cases (DAC’s) which are used to gather measurement data from the battery system. A “String DAC” is used to measure string voltage, DC current (with fitted CT clamp), and ambient temperature. Cell DAC’s are used to measure the voltage of each individual battery cell – one Cell DAC connects to (4) or (12) battery cells, depending on the cell voltage. DAC’s communicate wirelessly to a COM Terminal that connects directly to the PC. Included DataView Management Software allows real-time data analysis and exporting of data to Microsoft Excel.

Applications

Power Utilities
Telecom/Communications
UPS Systems
Green Energy
Electronics
Battery Suppliers and Manufacturers
Government/Defense
Oil, Gas & Fuel
Motive Power
Medical/Biotechnology

Advantages

Simultaneously monitor cell voltage, string voltage, string current and ambient temperature
Lightweight modular DAC design for easy installation and operation
Tests 1.2V, 2V, 6V, and 12V Batteries
Magnetic contact points for mounting to battery or rack
Directly powered by battery, no need for extra power supply
One DAC connects to multiple batteries - saving time and money
Wireless communication between battery string and BDL DataView Software for data management
Monitoring interval is programmed by user for real-time monitoring results and report generation

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BDL-Series Battery Data Loggers Technical Specifications
Measurement Range	Cell Voltage: 0 – 16 VDC String Voltage: 0 – 450 VDC Current: 0 – 1000 A Temperature Measurement: -25 – 55 °C (-13 – 131 °F)
Accuracy	Cell Voltage: ±0.5% String Voltage: ±0.5% Current: ±1% Temperature: ±1 °C (±1 °F)
Sampling Interval	2 seconds to 50 seconds
Data Transfer	DAC to COM Terminal: Wireless 433 MHz
COM Terminal to PC	USB
Protection Class	Temperature: 0 – 55 °C (32 – 131 °F)
Relative Humidity	85%
Communication	Distance: 100 m (323 ft) between DAC and Comm. Module
Power Requirements	DAC: 9 VDC (from connected batteries)
Operating Environment	Temperature: 0 – 55 °C (32 – 131 °F)
Relative Humidity	85%
Dimensions¹	Per DAC: 121 x 113 x 40 mm (4.75 x 4.5 x 1.6 in)
Weight¹	Per DAC: 150 g (5.3 oz)
(1) Size & Weight of DAC kit depends on number of DAC’s.

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DAC get their power from the batteries they are connected to. They require a minimum of 8V and use 30mA for operation.

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Depending on the battery type either 4 or 12 batteries. DACs can connect 12 1.2V, 2V, and 4V cells. 4 cells can be connected for battery types 6V & 12V.

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DACs are connected to the positive terminals of each cell by robust alligator clips. The clips connect to wiring harnesses which power the DACs. The DAC then wirelessly transfer the data to the COM Terminal.

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Each BDL comes standard with DataView software. This software allows us to live monitor, view test data, and export reports to Microsoft Excel.

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