AKG CU4000 Charging Station for AKG WMS4000 Wireless Systems

TheAKGCU4000 revolutionizes battery management for wireless systems. The heart of the supply system is the BP4000 rechargeable battery pack with built-in active monitoring circuitry. An integrated microprocessor continuously monitors battery status and accurately calculates the remaining battery life. This puts an end to the nightmare of batteries failing in the middle of a performance. A processor controlled pulse charging system charges the battery pack quickly yet gently, and the integrated "Charge Balance Management" feature makes sure that only as much energy is fed to the battery pack as had previously been drawn from it. In addition, several monitoring circuits and a temperature sensor prevent the battery pack from being overcharged. A self-discharge counter does not only measure battery discharge during operation but also determines the charge level after prolonged storage periods. As charging begins, the BP4000 circuitry sends all relevant data to the CU4000 charger to "tailor" the charging process exactly to the needs of the battery pack. To eliminate memory effect, the CU4000 automatically checks whether the battery pack needs a recovery cycle and automatically starts the cycle after the user has con- firmed the start command. The charger provides two dedicated compartments for charging two HT4000 or PT4000 transmitters or two battery packs at the same time. The BP4000 plus CU4000 system is an investment that will quickly help reduce battery cost and reduce environmental hazards from used batteries. Charging current: 1.5 A Operating voltage: 12 VDC, 1.3 A Charging time: 1 hour typical Recovery cycle: approx. 8 hours Dimensions: 92 x 173 x 85 mm (3.6 x 6.8 x 3.3 in.) Weight: approx. 580 g (1.2 lbs.) Intelligent battery supply system comprising CU4000 charging unit and BP4000 battery pack Microprocessor controlled charge/discharge monitoring function One-hour quick charging and Battery Recovery Management Charging compartment allows battery pack to be charged inside the transmitter