India, 4th Oct 2024, Grand Newswire – Su-vastika, a popular Indian Startup in the Green energy space, has announced the launch of a pocket-sized 1S to 48S Handheld Cell Voltage Tester to help users maximize their battery life. Developed under the mentorship of Kunwer Sachdev (founder Su-kam), this HandHeld Cell Voltage Tester aims to help maintain peak battery performance by monitoring battery health. Its unique, simple touch operation helps anyone to accurately measure the cell voltage of each cell within a battery pack, getting a clear and concise assessment of the overall condition.
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This can measure the cell voltage wirelessly through Bluetooth and Wi-Fi with an accuracy of 1%, which gives the user an idea of how BMS works in the lithium battery pack. Also, it has proprietary software that can be downloaded through the iOS and Android applications on mobile phones. As one of the major works of BMS is to equalize the battery cell voltages and in case of any cell voltage not being equalized due to any reason, it will give the alarm and give the data through Bluetooth and wifi. One can change the BMS or the particular cell of the lithium battery pack in case the cell voltages are not appropriately balanced. Su-vastika already has a patent for this cell measuring technology and is working on the next model to be launched in 2025.
Talking to the media, Kunwer Sachdev said, “Our 1S to 48S Handheld Cell Voltage Tester not only helps rapidly and accurately access the performance of your batteries, but it also helps anyone to track battery health and identify potential issues. By detecting faults early, users can now take proactive steps to address them, thus helping to prolong battery life and ensuring optimal performance.” He also told the media that the company is soon working on other models, developing the model up to 120S and launching the next model with the IR measurements of the battery pack and cell pack level.
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Key Product Features:
- Simultaneous Voltage Measurement: Accurately measure up to 48 cell voltages and pack temperature in a single operation.
- Temperature ports: There are two temperature ports that measure temperature as well.
- Real-Time Data Analysis: View results in intuitive charts and graphs for easy interpretation.
- Versatile Applications: Ideal for various applications, from electric vehicles to portable devices.
- Key Advantages: Time-saving, accuracy, data analysis, and portability.
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The Handheld Cell Voltage Tester by Su-vastika comes with Wireless Connectivity and Data monitoring. Customers can view the battery voltage data directly on their device’s screen.,. The data is updated in real-time, allowing remote monitoring and data recording to be analyzed or used for comparison.
Users can start by pairing the tester to their device using Bluetooth or Wi-fi. They can then use the app developed to view and analyze the data. The tester sends the battery voltage data to their device wirelessly.
To learn more about 1S to 48S Handheld Cell Voltage Tester, visit: https://suvastika.com/
About Kunwer Sachdev, Mentor of Su-vastika
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Su-kam Power Systems founder and visionary entrepreneur Kunwer Sachdev has helped Su-vastika get over 15 Technology patents in a short period out of 60 filed by them. Kunwer Sachdeev is also known for offering his unique and expert perspective on innovation, leadership, and company expansion, which have elevated him to a reputable position in the international entrepreneurial community.
About Su-vastika
Su-vastika is a popular power storage solutions provider based in India. The company develops products like Inverters, UPS, Solar PCU, Solar inverters, Lithium LifepO4 batteries, and the Online UPS. The company is also making lift power backups called emergency rescue devices, which can provide backup to the lifts and escalators without any power break, and lifts and escalators run seamlessly without feeling any break or jerk during power failures. Another central area where the company is focussing is Energy Storage systems, where we are developing ESS with built-in lithium batteries and External Lithium batteries as long backup operations. Another area where the company focuses on testing equipment for lithium batteries is that We have developed the ATS (Automatic Testing System to test lithium batteries in different chemistries. Also, we have developed in-house ATS for testing inverters, UPS, and Solar Inverters. Su-vastika, under the guidance of Kunwer Sachdev, has also developed in-house ATS to test the transformers’ ATS for Solar Inverter testing and Lift UPS ATS, etc. The Inverter man of India is back on his journey with full speed and mentoring companies to reach their goal as well.
Media Contact
Organization: Su-vastika Systems Private Limited
Contact
Person: Manish Roshan
Su-vastika – A Government of India recognized star export house-new
Email:
manish@suvastika.com
City: Gurugram
State: Haryana
Country:India
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