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Lancol CTE-3000 Instruction Manual

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1.Description：
CTE-3000 is a stationary battery analyzer that measures the conductance and voltage of 12V lead acid
stationary battery to identify those that:
. Are good.
. Are serviceable
. Need to be replaced.
2. Specification
2.1 The analyzer measures the status of a battery in voltage and conductance values. It displays
conductance values in Siemens (S). Ampere hours (Ah) are a typical measurement of jar capacity; however,
they are difficult to measure without knowing the load to which the jars supply power. Lancol recommends
that you use a reference value to compare the conductance value to the test results. A reference value is a
typical conductance value for the type of jars you are testing. For more information about determining a
reference value, refer to "Chapter 2: Pre-testing."
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Stationary Battery Analyzer
Model No.：CTE-3000
Instruction Manual

Chapter 1: Description

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  • Page 1: Chapter 1: Description

    Model No.：CTE-3000 Instruction Manual Chapter 1: Description 1.Description： CTE-3000 is a stationary battery analyzer that measures the conductance and voltage of 12V lead acid stationary battery to identify those that: . Are good. . Are serviceable . Need to be replaced.
  • Page 2 Test Range CTE-3000 has an operating range of 300 – 2200S, batteries about 30Ah – 300Ah. Data Storage CTE-300 can store 100 groups of test results, and you can output the test results to your computer with the USB cable.

  • Page 3: Chapter 2: Pre-Testing

    Options Lancol recommends that you create your own reference values for a group of batteries to get values specific to the group you are testing. For this reason, the following options are listed in the order you should take to obtain a reference value.

  • Page 4: Chapter 3: Testing

    .Date of manufacture .Date of installation .Condition the battery operates in, such as charge voltage, temperature, and DC current through the battery .Visible warings, such as leaking acid, corrosion, or distorted battery cases 3. Test the battery. Refer to “Chapter 3: Testing” 4.
  • Page 5 3.2 Tester Startup Tester automatically starts up after the clamps are correctly connected, and displays the Lancol startup interface (Default voltmeter is ON) refer to figure 1. Figure 1, Startup Interface with Voltmeter on At the middle bottom of the startup interface, it displays the voltmeter value, which can be used as DC voltmeter. DC Voltmeter test range is 8-30DCV, out of which will damage the tester.
  • Page 6 3.4 Menu functions When you connect the battery with the clamp, Press key to enter into Menu functions (figure 2) Figure 2 3.4.1 Review Results . view all of your tested results, supported maximum 100 groups of testing results. 3.4.2 Export Data You may output the tested results to your computer.
  • Page 7 Using the percentages of the reference value You can use the percentages of the reference value to help you determine the strength of the site. Table 6 lists ranges of reference value percentages, and the action you should take. % of the reference Battery condition Action...