¶ 1. Overview: What It Does
The BrewOps Battery is a high-performance, long-life power source chosen specifically for BrewOps sensors. It ensures reliable operation in brewery environments, where temperature fluctuations, moisture, and continuous data transmission require a robust energy source.
BrewOps Batteries are chosen for durability, ensuring continuous operation of your BrewOps sensors, even in challenging outdoor environments.
¶ 2. Technical Specifications
| Category | Details | Range/Units |
|---|---|---|
| Battery Type | Lithium thionyl chloride | N/A |
| Nominal Voltage | 3.6V | Volts |
| Nominal Capacity | 19.0Ah | Amp-hours |
| Max. Continuous Current | 100mA | Milliamps |
| Max. Pulse Discharge Current | 250mA | Milliamps |
| Weight | 100.0g | Grams |
| Operating Temp. | -55 to 85°C | Celsius |
¶ 3. Changing the BrewOps Battery
- Step 1: Remove Top Housing Unscrew the top housing counterclockwise by hand to expose the battery and retaining clip.
- Step 2: Remove Battery Clip Carefully remove the retaining clip by prying up from either side by hand or with a flathead screwdriver.
- Step 3: Remove Battery While pushing down from the top, rock the battery forward to remove it from the BrewOps Sensor.
- Step 4: Insert New Battery Replace with an approved BrewOps battery. While it appears that it is a standard D-cell battery, it is not.
¶ 4. Troubleshooting Guide
¶ Issue: Sensor is not powering on
- Possible Causes: Dead battery, incorrect polarity, or poor connection.
- Solution: Replace the battery, ensure proper installation, and check for secure connections.
¶ Issue: Battery life is shorter than expected
- Possible Causes: High useage of BrewOps sensor, extreme temperatures, or old battery.
- Solution: Do not leave activities running longer than necessary, store within recommended temperature range, and use only BrewOps-approved replacement batteries.
¶ 5. Environmental Impact & Disposal
BrewOps Batteries contain lithium and should be disposed of according to local regulations.
- Do not dispose in regular trash.
- Recycle at an approved electronics or battery disposal center.
- Follow proper handling guidelines to prevent environmental impact.
For more information on battery disposal, visit BrewOps Battery Recycling Guide.