The BAT-LOGG^® Sensor module

Each individual battery is equipped with a BAT-LOGG^® Sensor module that measures voltage and temperature 5 to 6 times per minute. The measurement data is transmitted to the BAT-LOGG^® Terminal via the power cable, i.e. without additional cabling. Data transmission is not only carried out in real time, but also repeatedly and redundantly over a longer period of time, which contributes to high robustness.

BAT-LOGG^® is the only system that supports the transmission of measurement data via the power line – the powerline transmission. Thus, no additional wiring is required. Alternatively, the data can also be transmitted via a BUS line. Easy and time-saving installation with fork-type cable lugs. Simply stick to the housing with the adhesive point. Finish.

The BAT-LOGG^® Terminal

The BAT-LOGG^® Terminal is the control centre of the battery monitoring system. It consists of one or more BAT-LOGG^® Interface modules and a central unit based on Linux. Here the measurement data sent by the sensors and received by the interface module are checked and stored in an SQLite database. The BAT-LOGG^® Terminal can be integrated into an existing IT infrastructure via LAN or WLAN.

Picture: The BAT-LOGG^® Terminal with BAT-LOGG^® Interface and central unit.

The BAT-LOGG^® Software

The BAT-LOGG^® Software in the terminal checks the measurement data against the set error criteria and reports any errors and other events, for example by sending an email. It also provides a web interface for configuration, measurement data display, error analysis and data backup. Access can be made from a device with a web browser (PC, tablet or smartphone) that is connected to the same network.