Tripp Lite Medical-Grade Temperature Sensor for Tripp Lite Healthcare Power
Mfg # HCTHERMISTOR
CDW # 5668557
| UNSPSC 42192404
Quick tech specs
- Medical temperature sensor connects to Tripp Lite power module to monitor battery temperature to help prevent overcharging/ detect shorted cells and protect battery life
- Shuts down battery charger if battery temperature exceeds 50°C
- 2 Year Tripp Lite Warranty
- Ends connect to RJ45 battery temperature port and battery’s negative terminal
- Compatible with HC350SNR/ HC350SR/ HCINT150SL/ HCINT350SNR/ HCINT350SR and other compatible Tripp Lite power modules
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Medical-Grade Temperature Sensor Protects Connected Battery from Excessive Heat
This medical temperature sensor provides extra fault protection for the sealed lead acid (SLA) batteries in your Tripp Lite HC150SL or HCINT150SL power module for mobile medical carts. The HCTHERMISTOR lets the power module shut down battery charger if the battery’s temperature exceeds 50 degrees Celsius (122 degrees Fahrenheit). It helps prevent overcharging, which can protect the connected battery and prolong its lifespan.
Compatible with Tripp Lite Medical Power Modules
Connect the RJ45 end of the two-foot medical-grade temperature sensor cable to the temperature sensor port on your power module. The other end is a ring terminal that connects to the battery’s negative post.
This medical temperature sensor provides extra fault protection for the sealed lead acid (SLA) batteries in your Tripp Lite HC150SL or HCINT150SL power module for mobile medical carts. The HCTHERMISTOR lets the power module shut down battery charger if the battery’s temperature exceeds 50 degrees Celsius (122 degrees Fahrenheit). It helps prevent overcharging, which can protect the connected battery and prolong its lifespan.
Compatible with Tripp Lite Medical Power Modules
Connect the RJ45 end of the two-foot medical-grade temperature sensor cable to the temperature sensor port on your power module. The other end is a ring terminal that connects to the battery’s negative post.