KMS-2012

• Reverse polarity protection
• Test boxes available for all common battery types
  Conntection via 4mm sense and 2mm laboratory sockets
  
• Final discharge voltage can be selected
• Precision +/- 0.1%
• Batteries up to 50.4 V are testable
• Parameters can be selected at will Current [A], Voltage [V], Time [s]
• Documentation exportable via USB
  
• Discharge voltage: 10 mA - 40 A
  
• Production suitability test
• Cost savings through reduction of the needless battery replacement
• Operation via mouse and keyboard possible*
  
• 8.4“ TFT touch panel
  

In production, power tool batteries are quite often sorted out as being „defective“ although these batteries still possess more than 80% of their original capacity.

Previously, these batteries were often replaced untested with new batteries. The unnecessary costs and unnecessary environmental burden due to this practice are frequently neglected. Here there are test methods that pay off even after a very short time. The capacity meter KMS-2012 was developed to test the capacity of power tool batteries.
The unit was designed so that it fulfills the requirements of modern battery technology. Li-Ion batteries with voltages from 4.2 V - 50.4 V [nominal voltage 3.6 V - 43.2 V] and current up to 40 A are testable.

With its wide measurement range, the new KMS-2012 offers the optimal solution for testing power tool batteries from all well-known manufacturers.

During a battery test, a fully-charged battery is discharged purposefully. Here the KMS-2012 simulates a consumer, e.g. a cordless screwdriver and, in parallel to this, measures the battery‘s capacity, power and internal resistance. The precision of the measurement of better than 0.1% with respect to the upper range value is unique.

After the measurement, the KMS-2012 automatically evaluates from the data collected whether or not the battery is still suitable for production. The limits are freely selectable.

The test parameters can be set and the results of the measurement read using the 8.4“ TFT touch display. It is even possible to display a graphic evaluation on the screen. Using two USB ports or one serial RS232 interface, measurement data from the KMS-2012 can be transmitted directly to a computer or saved on a USB stick.

This way, it is possible to document measurement results and analyze them later.