General Description - Multiplex POWER PEAK QUAD EQ-BID 230V Instrucciones De Uso

Power Peak® Quad EQ-BID 230 V
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION

The Power Peak® Quad EQ-BID 230 V is an intelligent battery charger with convenient
battery management for charging and discharging NC, NiMH, lead and lithium recharge-
able battery packs.
Additionally, it features a built-in equalizer.
The Power Peak® Triple 230 W EQ-BID 230 V is used to charge or discharge 1 to 14
cell NC or NiMH battery packs both in automatic mode with automatic current adjust-
ment as well as in manual mode. The Delta-Peak method is used to switch off the
device when the battery is fully charged.
Likewise, up to 6-series connected lithium cells can be charged with a maximum current
of up to 5 amps. The Cut-Off is made automatically when the battery reaches its fully-
charged voltage. It is also possible to automatically charge lead batteries from 2 to 12
Volt.
10 internal memory storage locations allow you to store battery-specific
data for charging and discharging up to ten different batteries in manual
mode. The main feature of the Power Peak® Quad EQ-BID 230 V is the
future-proof battery identification system (BID). As the variety of different
batteries is becoming ever more diverse, each type of battery requires its
"own individual" charging process. It is easy to set up the charger incor-
rectly for a specific type of battery, resulting in costly damage to the battery.
To provide the battery condition.
Operating Instructions
The revolutionary BID-System from Multiplex offers a brilliant
solution for this problem. Each battery will be fitted with a
small, light BID chip/key. This stores all the relevant data to
charge and discharge the battery to the optimum. The BID
chip assigned to the battery connects to the Power Peak®
Quad EQ-BID 230 V and transfers the parameters to the
charger. Simply press the 'Start' button, and the charge or
discharge process begins. No tiresome searching through
menus for the set-up parameters, maximum protection from
mishandling, and storing of the relevant battery data in the
BID chip - those are the unique advantages of the BID sys-
tem. By storing the most important data in the BID chip/key, all
the data required for safe, optimum charging and discharging
is always "on board" the battery, which can be easily displayed
on the charger itself. This function means that PC software
and computer technology are no longer required to obtain an
overview of the current battery status.
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