Battery Converter

The latest generation of battery packs consists of Li-ion cells that are equipped with an integrated intelligent monitoring system which ensures a longer battery life. This type of battery does not have a so-called “memory-effect” and therefore does not have to be discharged before one is able to recharge it. This battery is equipped with a test gauge that permits the user to check its charge level and in turn anticipate any potential need for recharging

Detailed images are a common goal for all NDT operators. Depending on the configurations, noise or backscattering effects, disturbances in the results and interpretations may occur. To reduce these effects, ICM engineers have developed a specific adjustable collimator that helps to manually reduce the X-Ray beam that comes from the CP120B and the CP160B. The collimator strictly focuses the X-Ray beam on the target and in doing so reduces the noise effect, the backscattering effects and improves the penetration. This collimator can be mounted on the CP120B & CP160B via a specific support that is placed on the generators.

When a power outlet is available near the CP120B or CP160B generators, a specific mains power supply can be used to directly power the generators without having to use the battery packs. This equipment consists of an adaptor in the shape of a battery pack that enables both an easy and solid connection to the CP generator. A green LED on the side of the main power cable indicates that the PS36 is switched on and that a supply voltage is available.

The Li-ion battery pack charger is uniquely designed to charge the Li-ion battery packs of either the CP120B or CP160B generators. On the front panel there is a ‘power-on’ LED indicating that a supply voltage is present and the charger is switched on, as well as a led battery charge indicator that displays the progress of the charge cycle. On the rear panel you will find a standard IEC power connector, a power switch and a fuse holder.