Name: Megger BITE Receiver - mme-ae
Brand: Megger
SKU: 4965
Rating: 5.00 (1 reviews)

Megger BITE Receiver

The BITE Receiver is a direct replacement for the standard receiver supplied with the original BITE. It provides data storage capabilities without having to replace the BITE transmitter.

The receiver incorporates the potential leads, clamp-on current sensor, and data storage capabilities in one unit. The unit stores more than 2000 sets of data (cell impedance, cell voltage and interconnecting strap resistance).

At any time during a test, the operator can review the current test results by using arrow keys and scrolling back through the active test screen. If needed, the operator can retest any of the cells and straps in the current test.

Stored data also can be downloaded via the RS-232 connector directly to a personal computer.

Megger BITE Receiver specifications:

Used with the original BITE, BITE2 and BITE2P.
Measures cell impedance and voltage within 3 seconds.
Measures impedance and dc voltage for lead-acid and nickel-cadmium cells.
Download stored data to the PC and create custom reports automatically via the Power DB software.

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Daniel – June 19, 2022
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Megger

Megger since 1889 is a leading global premium manufacturer of measurement and testing technology. Megger top priority has always been to make your everyday work easier and safer. As such, insulation testers, micro-ohmmeters, and multimeters are among the long line of Megger inventions, making this brand one of the pioneers in the electrical industry. Megger products combine many years of experience and the valued feedback from our global users with the inventiveness and conscientiousness of our product developers. In Germany, we manufacture at three sites, Aachen, and Baunach near Bamberg and Radeburg near Dresden. Other manufacturing locations are based in Sweden, England, and America.