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UPS蓄電池智能放電儀

來源：縱橫通发布日期： 2021-05-18

随着社会的快速发展，人们已经越来越离不开电力，与工作生活息息相关。特别是机房环境，一旦断电，会对设备造成不可逆的影响，轻则数据丢失，重则短路自燃。那么，有没有可能配备一种蓄电池，当市电断电时可以自动接替工作呢？有的，UPS蓄電池智能放電儀應運而生。

UPS蓄電池智能放電儀

UPS蓄電池智能放電儀又可称UPS蓄電池在線巡檢儀，集充電、放電、單體檢測、在線監測爲一體，采用新型功耗元件，實現恒流放電、智能充電、均勻充電；實時在線巡回監測每個單體蓄電池或整個電池組的電壓，實時在線顯示記錄電池組數據；蓄電池在線巡檢儀采集到的數據會回傳至PC端在後台屏幕顯示，用戶可實時看到蓄電池的信息，爲蓄電池和UPS電源維護提供全面科學的檢測手段。

UPS蓄電池智能放電儀，具有實時在線監控功能，可以實時在線監測，顯示所有測試數據，比如蓄電池的電壓、容量、負載百分比、時長等；具有自動充放電功能，可設定充放電的時長、容量等，在斷電時自動接替市電放電，來電時自動充電蓄能；具有電池活化功能，當長時間未使用蓄電池時，蓄電池會自動進行一次充放電，保證蓄電池的使用壽命，功能齊全，一機多用。

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