Eagle Eye LB-48-400-CCD – 48V, 400A Constant Current Load Bank with Data and Software

• LED display for voltage, current, and test duration
• Three test conditions for discharge auto-stop: Test Time, End Voltage, Exceeded Capacity, and Cell Voltage
• Previously used parameters saved after powering off the machine
• Autosave Test Parameters
• Adjustable Discharge Current

Eagle Eye’s LB-Series Constant Current DC Load Banks are designed for discharge testing, battery capacity testing, acceptance testing, battery maintenance, and other testing of DC systems. The LB-Series Constant Current Load Banks are portable, economic, reliable, and user-friendly. With over (100) standard models and an operating range of 5 – 600V / 0 – 2000A. The intelligent technology allows a constant current discharge without the need for any adjustments during the test. The LB-Series is essential in a variety of industries including utilities, telecommunications, UPS, motive power/forklifts, transportation, CATV, and many more. The intelligent technology allows a constant current discharge without the need for any adjustments during the test.

Applications:

• DC Generator Systems
• DC Battery Systems
• UPS Testing
• Rectifiers
• Power Supply
• Power Converter Units
• Standby Generators
• DC Generator Systems
• Micro-turbines
• Wind Generators
• Solar Arrays
• Electrical Distribution Systems
• Circuit Breakers
• Other Electrical and DC Power Supply Testing

Data Management Software

Eagle Eye’s comprehensive software package enables users to monitor discharge events in real-time, record data, analyze, remote start & stop tests, and create reports. Reports are exported to Microsoft Excel or Word and can be customized by the user to add company name, location, battery details, and more. Both the raw test data values are available, along with visual graphs for viewing both per cell and string information. Information includes per-cell voltages, string voltages, and discharge current from each user-selected data interval. Intervals can be set to as low as every 3 seconds, depending on your test length.