Fluke 500 Series Battery Analyzers

Fluke

Reduced testing complexity, a simplified workflow and an intuitive user interface provide a new level of ease-of-use in battery testing.
The ideal test tool for maintenance, troubleshooting and performance testing of individual stationary batteries and battery banks used in critical battery back-up applications

The intuitive user interface, compact design and rugged construction ensure optimum performance, test results and reliability
Covers a broad range of battery test functions ranging from DC voltage and resistance tests to full condition testing using automated string function testing and the test probe integrated infra-red temperature measurement system

Designed for measurements on stationary batteries of all types.

For more information: http://www.fluke.com/fluke/caen/battery-analyzers/fluke-500.htm?pid=78738

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