Some of you have seen the battery charge and discharge tester, and may have used it. In today's battery field, there are many applications, so what is the actual function of the battery charge and discharge tester?

(1) Quality control.

The performance indicators and quality levels of each product are usually specified in its technical documents, such as technical standards, specifications, acceptance standards, etc., which are expressed in certain technical performance indicators.

(2) In-service inspection.

The application of non-destructive testing technology to test equipment or prefabricated components during operation, or to carry out regular inspections during the maintenance period, can promptly deal with potential safety hazards that endanger the safe operation of equipment or prefabricated components again, and avoid the occurrence of safety accidents.

(3) Quality assessment.

For the finished product (including raw materials and parts), the final inspection should be carried out before assembly or delivery, which is the quality assessment. To distinguish whether it meets the standard or not, this is the engineering acceptance of the previous production and processing process, and it can also prevent potential safety hazards for subsequent applications.