Lancol CTE-3000 Bedienungsanleitung

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Stationary Battery Analyzer

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.

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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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.

Parts of the analyzer CTE-3000

Screen

Menu USB Connector

Down

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Chapter 2: Pre-testing

Before you test a site with the analyzer, you need to

. Determine a reference value.

Note: make sure the battery you are testing is 12V batteries.

Reference values

Reference values are average conductance values from a sample of strong batteries similar in condition

and age. You can compare reference values to test the results from a group. The differences between test

results are reference values help you determine the capacity of the group to see if it is providing enough

conductances for the load. Differences can reflect how a group of batteries were treated, installed, or

maintained.

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.

1. Consult your company documentation for previous reference values that were created for the group

you are testing. If you do not have previous reference values for the site, do step 2.

2. Test a sample of battery. Refer to “Testing a sample of battery”. If you cannot test a sample of

battery, do step 3.

3. Test the battery in the group that you need to test with the analyzer and use highest conductance

value as a reference value. If you cannot test the battery for a reference value, do step 4.

4. Use the average from the group. Refer to “Using the average in the group”

Testing a sample of battery

To test a sample of battery for a reference value:

1. Choose at least 30 batteries from one manufacture with the same make, model, power rating,

age(within 6 months), and service history.

2. Record this information about the battery

.Battery manufacturer

.Model number

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.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. Test one battery five times. You should get the same conductance result.

5. Figure the average conductance of the battery

Note:Do not include battery that are higher or lower than 30% from the average because they might

be outside an acceptable range.

Using the average in the group

If you cannot obtain a reference value for a group, test all batteries of the group and use the average

conductance value as your reference value.

Chapter 3: Testing

3.1.1 Connect Tester

Shake the clamps back and forth to make sure they are well connected. Tester requires the two clamps are well connected

with the battery poles, otherwise, the test cannot go on. When enter the battery test program, screen prompts "Chec k

Connec tion ", do clean the poles and re-connect in the right way.

Tester has reverse connection protection function. When clamps are reversely connected, tester screen will not light, but

it damages neither the tester nor the automotive load.

3.1.2 Key Description

●

Up / Down keys

Select upwards or downwards via white UP and DOWN keys.

●

Return and Menu key

Return to previous menu via blue RETURN key.

●

OK key

Confirm the selection via green OK key

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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.

3.3 Testing

Press to get the test results.

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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. Firstly, you should install the software.

Please download the printing software from the following website.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ey35r6g7crkt0hw/AABgyvKTv_MllrvCO829mJTka?dl=0

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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

value

Battery condition

Action

>80%

Good

Check the battery to look for physical damage

60-80%

Serviceable with

maintenance

Check for problems and refer to

• Test results or other information about the site to

determine the cause of low readings.

• Your company maintenance procedures for battery

maintenance

• IEEE standard 1188-1996: Recommended Practice

for

Maintenance, Testing and Replacement of

valve-Regulated,

Lead-Acid (VRLA) Jars for Stationary Application

<60%

Unserviceable

Replace the jars. Refer to your company jar

replacement procedures or IEEE standard 1188-1996.

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