PAT docking stations
Whether high-throughput or individual battery testing, our docking stations for the PAT series test cells suit your needs.
PAT-Chamber-16
Temperature-controlled docking station for PAT series test cells
- Holds up to 16 PAT-Cells or PAT-Cell-Press for pressure monitoring
- With data acquisition of cell current, cell voltage, half cell voltages, global temperature, individual cell pressure
- Compatible with all of today’s potentiostats and battery testers
PAT-Stand-16
High througput docking station for up to 16 PAT-Cells
- 4×4 docking station for up to 16 PAT-Cells
- Integrated data logger for recording half cell voltages and temperature
- Can be placed on the bench or inside temperature chamber
PAT-Stand-4
Docking station for up to four PAT-Cells
- Compatible with all of today’s multi-channel potentiostats and battery testers
- Saves wiring effort in the lab
- Can be placed on the bench top, inside a temperature chamber or inside a glove box
PAT-Heater-4
Heated docking station connecting up to 4 PAT-Cell-HT.
- Heated chamber from 10°C > ambient temperature up to 200°C
- 4 x 1 docking station for up to four PAT-Cell-HT
- Flexible wiring due to easy-to-access banana sockets
PAT-Stand-1
The ideal docking station for individual battery testing
- Can be placed on the bench top, inside a temperature chamber or inside a glove box
- Docking station for a single PAT-Cell or PAT-Cell-Press
- Saves wiring effort
PAT-Stand-1 U
Single channel docking station with flexible signal assignment for specialized PAT-Cells.
- Docking station for use with a single PAT-Cell-TwinRef.
- May be used to connect with any other PAT series test cell. All signals of the respective test cell are available through banana sockets at the front panel.
- Compatible with any potentiostat or battery tester.
PAT-Clamp-1
Single channel docking station with minimized dimensions
- Can be placed on the bench top, inside a temperature chamber or inside a glove box
- Docking station for a single PAT series test cell
- Fits into tight spaces