TA-0391: DL24MP DLB600 Battery Tester - Electronic Load 600 Watt 40A 200V - Hands-On - Atorch
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- čas přidán 23. 08. 2024
- Atorch DLB600 DL24M DL24MP latest Purple Hands-on and upgrade to firmware version v2.1
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Thank you, Tony! You helped me make the decision to purchase this device. I appreciate your diligence and thorough treatment of the topic. Great video. I am subscribed. See you next time!
Great the video helped you! thanks for the comment and sub!
Nice to see you back Tony. Just going out now but will watch in full later and add comments to this interesting piece of kit. Ian
Thank you Ian!
Nice power supply and battery tester. I have the smaller ATORCH 180 Watt DL24P with updated BT. I also purchased an AA adapter for AAA batteries to fit the battery box. Very accurate device.
Yes i love the tester option, and indeed with the battery adapter very easy to test and verify capacity
Hi Tony, this module system looks very good and is reasonably priced too, special battery testers are very expensive. I especially like the size, when I bought an electronic load (it has a special program for testing batteries) I had to take a smaller power because the 600W and 1200W was almost 60cm deep and it wouldn't fit anywhere in my miniaturized workshop (my 300W / 60A is 45cm)
You made beautiful cables for connecting large loads, I have them made in PVC and it's terribly inflexible, because I don't use them much, so I haven't dealt with silicone yet.
You have very nice equipment👍
Nice day 🙂 Tom
Hi Tom, Thank you! .. Yes i love the new cables. this load is not very deep indeed, but my Korad 1200W is indeed that large as you menstion.
Stay safe!
Welcome back to you too. Hope your keeping well. Nice informative video :)
Thank you Stephen!.. yes was a bit hactic lately...
Respekt za sve radove 😊🙏🏻👍🏻
Thank you!
Nice product Tony and very capable. It certainly put your 40 AMP PSU through its paces . The price point is also very reasonable and with updatable firmware what more could you ask for. Very well detailed video with very comprehensive testing Tony.
Thank you Ian, yes first of all my lazy nature :) picked this pre-build kit... the DL24 was already good, and i wanted in a housing... than i realized adding 10 or 20 bucks.. i got 600 Watts added too .. check in the box!
thanks for watching it full as i value your opinion a lot .
@TonyAlbus Time is valuable to all us and I for one would have opted for the prebuilt option as well.
Beste Tony,
Eerst koop ik een UNI-T 3000 serie Spectrum Analyzer op je advies, nogmaals heel erg bedankt voor de video.
Gisteren was ik je video aan het bekijken over de Atorch DLB600 en ook maar gelijk besteld.
Helaas kan ik de complete 1200W 40A versie niet vinden dus heb een 600W versie besteld + 4 losse modules zodat er een DC load ontstaat van 1200W 40A (er schijnt een jumper op de stuurprint te zitten die je ook op 1200W kan zetten).
Mag ik je bij deze weer hartelijk bedanken voor de duidelijke uitleg en video.
Nog nooit was een degelijke hoogvermogen DC load zo goedkoop (had ook je video gezien van de 1500W load, maar die is het niet geworden na dit bekeken te hebben).
Tony je kost me een hoop geld (ha ha)maar ga vooral zo door met dit kanaal.
M.v.g
Marcel
Beste Marcel, eerst moest ik even heel hard lachen.. Ja dat is een veel gehoorde 'klacht' Mijn kanaal heeft geen abbonement maar het kost vele kijkers toch geld mijn filmpjes te kijken.. Sorry :) Leuk dat je ook een berichtje achter laat, ik vindt het altijd leuk te horen of een filmpje behulpzaam was of niet. dus jij ook bedankt!
Ja ik dacht een jumper op de bcp en misschien in het menu nog iets. maar dat was verder niet ingewikkeld.
Leuk, ik ben erg benieuwd naar het resultaat van de 1200Watt
Hi, Tony, it seems to be a fairly robust Electronic Load...👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks! .. i was a but surprized myself to be honest. i just wanted a nice boxed battery tester without lose wires:)
Then for just 10 or 20 dollars extra for the extra modules it is actualy a proper load..
In other words, the cost benefits are positive....
If it is only two-digit voltage readout or serial data capture it is severely handicapped for cell kinetics overpotential measurements. Needs 1 mV (preferred 0.1 mV) resolution for that.
Like most of the time, you get what you pay for.
Thank you for the nice video, I am using the single unit dl 24 mp since a while on battery projects and like it a lot. I have now one old battery pack with quite high voltage of roughly 80V and 30Ah. Did you ever try the higher voltages on the unit? I read quite some bad reviews on the older versions with one FET and drain source voltages way beyond the rated values above 48V. Cheers and best regards from Cologne.
Thanks! , myself i did not try it on higher voltages. i think the 4 FET model is greatly improve compared to the 1 FET (Also many bad copies are around of the 1 FET version)
@@TonyAlbus Good to know, so I'll try it carefully in a secure place with some additional fuses and let you know
Hey Tony, couple questions.
Is it possible to draw over 600 using this unit? Ive seen mentioned in a couple places that these devices often will let you permitting it doesnt get too hot.
Have you found it fine for smaller stuff like 18650s, NiMH AAAs etc. More so concerned it might nit be fine enough data wise.
How have you found the PC software. I have seen some reveiws state its very buggy and is not usable.
Do you use the sense wires at all/ are they necessary?
Edit: Are you able to do 40a at 3.7v? I ask because I have some battery modules that do 100a max discharge and would like to be able to do the full 40A in these situations.
I appreciate your response as your obviously a very knowledgeable person. Looking at this for my first load tester to do battery modules and my smaller battery's, 18650, 26800, 21700 etc. Thankyou!
Hi, it is a modular system, maybe if you tell it with the jumper it is a 1200 WATT version and set it in the menu too. that is will maybe let you do more. but yes indeed the temprature will be a issue if you go to much above, it will just switchoff if it gets too hot. most of my testing i did with the DL24 and that one was great for lower voltages and batteries, so i expect this one too. the PC software i do not use to much. when i do discharge test on small batteries i just wait the result on the display and i can switch off the whole lab expect for the DL24 ..
Hi Tony! Did you try the Battery Resistance Test? I have the same Atorch but couldn't figure out how it works... Not explained at the manual. Thx!
Hi Cherar! What i noticed, that during the battery capacity testing, the resistor value is updated. i seems to do this during the test.
Hey Tony, do you know what size the fans are?
And what do thermals internally look like under full 40A? Seen a couple reports it gets so toasty some components will de solder from prolonged periods? About to buy one and would like these final questions answered. I appreciate the videos you do!
Hi John, it looks reasonable inside, you get a lot for this price. would i trust it to run 40A a long time, a simple NO. But when do you need that, and if you need it you prob want something bigger like the KEL2040, that i trust to run 40A a long time... you simply get what you pay for. and for this price it is very nice.
@@TonyAlbus Guess I'll have to pick one up, find sometimes to charge at 40a, and keep the thermal camera on it out of sheer curiosity. For the money it's definitely hard to beat for a starting unit and for general testing!
Своевременный обзор. Очень благодарен👍. Тоже присматриваюсь к этому прибору. Какое у вас мнение о приборе EBC - A10H?
Thank you for putting that to my attention, the EBC-A10H looks really nice! The display looks a bit simple, but looking at the specifications, it will do the job for sure. and extra the EDC-A10H can charge too.
Hi Tony, Don't you see you read your messages on patreon
Hi 62rwl, thank you so much for your support!.. you are correct, i missed that, will check your message and change the notification settings.
Hello! I notice, that You use 2 not soldered sockets between the thermistor and controller sockets - what is their purpose?
HI, what timing in the video are you reffering to?
At 3:55 your finger is near this sockets. You connect something to this sockets with black/red wires...
Wery nice front panel!
@@ACKET2009 That are the connection wires to the front terminals. the 2 wires in the middle are sense wires and are very thin, but they are there.
I simply show You at the screenshot here i4.imageban.ru/out/2024/04/06/ee715aee538dba6b95b15ebd84e30975.jpg The bottom socket black wire connected to 12V and the top to GND... this is not a terminals... I connect all FP wires to a green socket of main PCB
You can easily tell in which country the firmware was designed by the desire to use every single color that the display could provide without any reason or logic ;)
Yes , its a signature almost :)
👍 600 W you can heat your lab on a cold winter day with that 🤣
You got that right!
🙂👍
Thank you!