Safety guidelines
Before use please read the instruction manual.
The device may only be used by trained technical personnel.
Even if only one cell of a battery pack is measured, if there is an er-
ror, the voltage of the whole pack or module may be shown in the
measurements.
If the test item (the battery) is attached to a charger or a converter
during the measurement, care should be taken to ensure that even if
there is an error there are no dangerous voltages above 60V across
the measurement input.
If the device is operated at high battery voltage and with a high
measurement current, the resulting loss of power causes a corre-
sponding heating of the casing. You should therefore ensure that
there is a suitable convection cooling system and that, particularly
when the ambient temperature is high, the casing can tolerate high
temperatures.
When carrying out measurements over extended periods, you should
ensure that the measurement device works in a unipolar manner, i.e.
that the test item is discharged with at least 50% of the measurement
current set. You should therefore ensure that the battery is not com-
pletely discharged.
Additional information
The device is designed to work over small voltages (less than 60V) and
is in protection class III.
Any reference to “batteries” in this instruction manual includes both primary bat-
teries as well as (rechargeable) secondary batteries (storage batteries).
Declaration of conformity
The device meets the requirements of EC Directive 2004/108/EC
(EMC Directive)
Information on environmental protection
Please dispose of the device separately from household waste at your lo-
cal collection station or recycling centre. This applies to all European Union
countries and other European countries with separate collection systems.
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