La BP24 es una batería recargable de 12Vdc 24Ah que puede alimentar un sistema Campbell Scientific. Está pensada para sistemas con alto consumo, que incorporan por ejemplo transmisores satélite u otros modems.
Leer másThe BP24 requires a regulated charging source (provided by the CH150 or CH200 regulator connected to an unregulated solar panel or a wall charger). The BP24 includes a 24 in. attached cable that terminates in a connector for attaching the battery to a CH150 or CH200 regulator. The BP24 also comes with a 24 in. cable for use with the CR6 datalogger or other products that need a pigtail termination instead of a white connector. (This cable is bagged and taped to the battery.) Switching the standard cable for the pigtail cable is easily accomplished by the user. The BP24 is shipped with a bracket that secures the BP24 to an enclosure backplate. An ENC16/18 enclosure is recommended.
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Look for a stamp on top of the battery. The stamp should be in a date format of YYMMDDXX where:
This indicates the age of the battery.
To evaluate the condition of the battery:
Dataloggers require stable power supplies to work properly, such as the BP24. If the system is needed for a long-term application, recharge the battery frequently, or recharge it daily with a solar panel of the appropriate size.
Campbell Scientific recommends keeping the BP24 in an enclosure to protect the terminal from rain and condensation that could short out the battery.
No. The CH100 is designed to charge a 12 Vdc battery pack, not a 24 Vdc battery pack.
Not quite. The PS24 consists of a 24 Ah battery, a CH100 regulator, and a 10 by 12 in. environmental enclosure. Aside from the enclosure, the PS24 is very similar to a BP24 combined with a CH100.
Check with the airline. Mention that the BP24 is a sealed, valve-regulated VRLA AGM battery.
We do not offer a battery test kit. However, the CH200 charge regulator does have some features that could aid in discovering a bad battery, such as the ability to measure amperage into and out of the battery. Campbell Scientific recommends taking a voltmeter into the field to verify the battery voltage at different points to see if a dirty or corroded connection is causing a voltage drop in the system.
The discrepancy is not a mistake—the bracket is intentionally designed to be shorter than the battery. When mounted inside an enclosure, the back of the battery rests against the mounting grommets. The lid to the mounting bracket compresses the battery slightly, holding the battery firmly in place.
The BP24 should never be connected directly to an unregulated solar panel. A voltage regulator, such as the CH100, must be included in the circuit, or damage to the battery will occur.
The BP24 consists of a 24 Ah battery and a cable, along with a mounting bracket that can attach the battery to the diamond-punched backplates in Campbell Scientific enclosures.
The BP24 with a CH100 and a 10 in. by 12 in. enclosure with special mounting brackets is equivalent to a PS24.
The PS24 includes the BP24, a 10 in. by 12 in. enclosure, voltage regulator (CH100), back panel, mounting bracket and strap, and a longer power cable—all in one. The PS24 may be a suitable option when installing the battery in a separate enclosure because the datalogger’s enclosure is not large enough to house the battery. The PS24 is often used with the ET107 when a larger battery is required.
-NOTE- | Usable length of the red and black power leads extends at least 20 cm (8 in.) past the white cable tie tab. |
Battery Type | Sealed lead acid (SLA) |
UL Approval File Number | MH16464 |
Output Voltage | 12 Vdc |
Nominal Rating | 24 Ah |
Battery Cables Length | 0.6 m (2 ft) |
Dimensions |
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Weight | 10.2 kg (22.4 lb) |