Fuel Cell Monitor

The Fuel Cell Monitor Pro 4.0 can calculate the efficiency and electrical characteristics of fuel cells and electrolyzers and allows real-time monitoring of every cell in the fuel cell stack.

The Measuring Transformer Card provides the possibility of four-conductor measurement for the compensation of measurement errors.  The measured value recording can be performed automatically, voltage-regulated, current-regulated or manually.  The efficiency of H-TEC Education’s fuel cells can also be measured with the Fuel Cell Monitor Pro. It  also display up to ten individual voltages of a fuel cell stack in real-time and record and display characteristic curves and efficiency of H-TEC Education’s electrolyzers.

Features:

• External measuring transformer card for measuring and recording the characteristics of fuel cell models: voltage, current, and time
• Connects to a computer via USB cable
• Supplied software allows you to plot the fuel cell stack’s voltage-current, power-voltage, power-current, power-time characteristics
• Recording can be done automatically, at certain voltage or current points or manually
• Data recording as .txt or .csv format

Contents Include:

• Measuring Transformer Card
• Software
• Individual Voltage Measurement Cable
• Cable Set (USB cable, 2x 2 mm cable set, 2x 4 mm cable set, 2x adapters)
• Power Supply
• Transport Case
• Detailed Operating Manual

Minimum System Requirements: Computer with Windows 2000 SP3, XP, Vista or Windows 7, Windows 10, 580 MB free space on HD, Pentium III or comparable (600 MHz – or faster), USB port

Recommended Requirements: Microsoft Excel (for individualized data plotting)

Measurements Possible With the Fuel Cell Monitor Pro 4.0, U104:

• Voltage-controlled automatic measurements
• Determining characteristic curve of electrolyzer
• Determining electrolyzer efficiency
• Determining characteristic curves of fuel cell
• Determining fuel cell efficiency
• Determining decomposition voltage of water
• Long-term measurements at your own computer
• Fixing the output at different operating points of the fuel cell stack
• Monitoring single cell stack voltages at your computer
• Power-controlled automatic measurements