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Conserving Power with the LI-8100/8150

Sunday, April 5th, 2009

Researchers often want to set up the LI-8100 Analyzer Control Unit and LI-8150 Multiplexer to collect soil CO2 flux measurements over an extended period of time, with several Long Term Chambers in operation. While this system is designed to operate with AC power, LI-COR realizes this is not always available in remote locations. To solve…

Conserving Power When Using the LI-8100

Monday, January 5th, 2009

When using the LI-8100 Automated Soil CO2 Flux System, you may need to collect Soil CO2 Flux measurements over an extended period of time. In either Survey or Single Chamber Long-Term mode, conserving power can be an issue. LI-COR has developed a few tips on how to extend battery life in both configurations. Using the…

Rechargeable Battery Basics and Storage Safety

Saturday, October 6th, 2007

This information pertains to LI-COR batteries, part numbers 6400-03, 6200B, and 6000B. These are the lead-acid batteries frequently used with the LI-COR LI-6400, LI-8100, LI-6262, LI-610, LI-7500, and LI-7000. Battery storage and capacity Two major actions affect the capacity of a battery. The number of charge cycles, and whether the battery was fully charged. The…

Lead-Acid Battery Maintenance and Service

Friday, July 6th, 2007

LI-COR lead-acid batteries: 6400-03, 3000B, 6200B, 6000B Batteries must be stored fully charged and in a cool place, if possible. For long term storage, place the batteries on the charger overnight every three months. Charging the batteries: Batteries are normally charged with the LI-6020 battery changer. Make sure that the voltage selector slide switch on…

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Conserving Power with the LI-8100/8150

Conserving Power When Using the LI-8100

Rechargeable Battery Basics and Storage Safety

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