🛠️ Introducing the Battery Capacity Monitor: A versatile and reliable tool designed to accurately gauge the performance of your batteries, ranging from 9V to 120V. Ideal for lead-acid, lithium, and lithium iron batteries, this meter is an essential companion for anyone needing precise battery information.
🔧 Key Features:
- Premium Quality Materials: Crafted from high-quality components, ensuring durability and longevity in various applications.
- Compact and Elegant Design: The monitor presents a delicate appearance, seamlessly fitting into any setup without taking up unnecessary space.
- User-Defined Parameters: Tailor the device to your specific needs, enhancing usability for various battery types and configurations.
- Ultra-Low Power Consumption: Engineered with an energy-efficient design, ensuring minimal power usage while maintaining accurate readings.
- Wide Voltage Range with Protective Features: Supports an extensive input voltage range while incorporating reverse connection protection for added safety.
🧩 Compatibility:
- Lead-Acid Batteries: Suitable for 12V, 24V, 36V, 48V, 60V, 72V, 84V connections.
- Lithium Batteries: Accommodates configurations from 3 to 28 strings.
- Lithium Iron Batteries: Designed for 4 to 28 strings, ensuring versatility across multiple battery types.
🪶 Custom Voltage Range: Adaptable for any voltage needs within the 9V to 120V spectrum, making it a flexible choice for diverse applications.
Display Modes:
- Option to show both power percentage and voltage value with a simple button press.
- Choice to display only the power percentage without the voltage reading.
- Display exclusively the voltage value, catering to specific monitoring preferences.
- Automatic alternating display of power percentage and voltage value every three seconds for comprehensive monitoring.
🛠️ Dimensions: With a precise hole size of 58.5mm by 28.5mm, it is designed for easy installation in various setups or panels.
📦 Package Includes: One battery monitor, ready to elevate your battery management experience.
