PHiliph Goldway CTG7 Fetal / Maternal Monitor Parts Battery Charging Board CTG7CHG00 JM1484340027

Battery Charging Board CTG7CHG00 for Goldway CTG7

PHiliphh Goldway CTG7 Fetal/Maternal Monitor Parts Battery Charging Board CTG7CHG00 JM1484340027

► Brief Description

Battery Charging Board CTG7CHG00 - It is an important component on the PHiliphh Goldway CTG7 Fetal/Maternal Monitor and has an important charging function. Ensure that the charging voltage, current and other parameters match the battery specifications to achieve a safe and efficient charging process. The charging board converts and regulates the input power and transmits the appropriate power to the battery so that the battery can store energy.

And this board also has a circuit protection function.

• When the battery is charged to the set full power state, the charging board will automatically stop charging to prevent the battery from being damaged by overcharging.
• If the current increases abnormally, the charging board will quickly cut off the current to avoid excessive current from damaging the battery and monitor.
• When a short circuit fault occurs in the charging circuit, the charging board can immediately detect and cut off the power supply to prevent the short circuit current from causing damage to equipment and personnel.

► Specification

► More Details

• Power and Battery Test

To perform the Power and Battery Test:

1. Plug the monitor into an AC outlet

2. Turn on the monitor.

3. The Power LED should illuminate in one of the following colors:

– Green: The monitor is on and functioning normally.

– Yellow: The monitor is connected to AC power but is not turned on. The internal battery is charging.

4. Unplug the AC power cord.

5. Verify that the Power LED is green and the battery icon is displayed in the status box on the screen.

• When using the PHiliphh Goldway CTG7 Fetal/Maternal Monitor, some battery failures may occur. Because the monitor can be turned on using AC power, but it cannot be turned on using battery power. Here are some possible failures and solutions:

1. The battery or connector cable is loose.

- Reinstall the battery and battery cable.

2. The battery is exhausted.

- Charge the battery. If there is still no battery power after charging for 48 hours, the battery is damaged.

3. Battery failure

- Replace the battery.

4. System board failure.

- Replace the system board.

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