RKI Instruments 49-8104RK - Manual (Page 11)

49-8104RK Standby Battery • 11
Operation
When the standby battery is connected to an RKI Instruments, Inc. controller such as the
Beacon 200, Beacon 410, or the Beacon 800, the controller maintains a trickle charge on the
battery to keep it fully charged. If primary AC power to the controller goes down, the
standby battery will power the controller for a limited amount of time until primary
power returns. When primary AC power returns, the controller will begin charging the
standby battery. Recharge time will vary depending on the controller and the level of
discharge, but a typical recharge time if the battery is completely discharged is about 4
days.
Runtime will vary depending on the controller and configuration of the controller. The
table below shows typical controller runtimes for common configurations.
Table 2: Typical Controller Runtimes on Standby Battery
Controller Controller Detector Configuration Runtime
Beacon 200 2 Channels LEL 40 hours
Beacon 200 2 Channels Toxic or Oxygen 90 hours
Beacon 200 2 Channels 35-3000RK Sample Draw 18 hours
Beacon 200 2 Channels GD-K7D2 Sample Draw 22 hours
Beacon 410 4 Channels LEL 40 hours
Beacon 410 4 Channels Toxic or Oxygen 96 hours
Beacon 410 4 Channels 35-3000RK Sample Draw 14 hours
Beacon 410 4 Channels GD-K7D2 Sample Draw 17 hours
Beacon 800 8 Channels LEL 18 hours
Beacon 800 8 Channels Toxic or Oxygen 60 hours
Beacon 800 8 Channels 35-3000RK Sample Draw 4 hours
Beacon 800 8 Channels GD-K7D2 Sample Draw 5 hours