JFM Engineering® 9899603001 SuperMasterCharger / Analyzer, Aircraft Lead Acid Battery & Ni-Cad Battery

The SuperMasterCharger is an instrument designed to charge, trickle charge and analyze ( discharge ) Nickel-Cadmium, Sealed Lead-Acid and other types of rechargeable batteries. With its multiple modes of operation ( Constant Current Charge [ dual and single rate ], Constant Current & Float Charge, Constant Current & Peak Stop Charge, Automatic Discharge [ analysis ], Resistance Discharge [ analysis ] and Full Discharge [ deep cycle ] ), the SuperMasterCharger can satisfy the requirements of most large ( 10 A-hr to 100 A-hr ) rechargeable battery systems. Additionally, the SuperMasterCharger’s high voltage capabilities also allow for it to charge and analyze two batteries simultaneously, making the SuperMasterCharger the most powerful aviation battery charger/analyzer available on the market today. The instrument features safety interlocks to protect the operator, the charger and the battery in the event of reversed polarity connection, short circuit, open circuit ( no load ) and Over-voltage conditions. Two large LED digital meters permit the simultaneous monitoring of voltage and current, while eight indicator lights display the status of the operation.

FEATURES
• Storage ( nonvolatile ) of battery test profiles
• Battery temperature monitoring
• Microprocessor based timer with HH:MM and MM:SS timing selection
• Interfacing to the BTAS-16 Computerized Battery Test System for monitoring, programming and control

BENEFITS
• Versatile Charging and Analysis
• Enhanced Safety Features

TECHNICAL INFORMATION
• FAA Approval Code: FAA GSE Approved

SPECIFICATIONS
• Domestic/Import: Domestic
• Voltage Charge: 0 to 77 V ( two batteries )
• Voltage Discharge: 3 to 24 V at full current, and up to 48 V at reduced current ( power dissipation limited )
• Voltage Control Adjustable: Usable from 3.00 to 80.0 V, with an accuracy of 2% ± 0.1 V
• Display: LCD readout with 4 lines x 20 characters
• Timer: Microprocessor controlled with HH:MM and MM:SS elapsed time selection
• Line Voltage: 208, 230, 245 VAC ±10% and 50-60 Hz