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IEEE 1491
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IEEE 1491 2012 Edition, March 29, 2012 Guide for Selection and Use of Battery Monitoring Equipment in Stationary Applications
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Description / Abstract:
This guide discusses operational parameters that may be observed
by battery monitoring equipment used in stationary applications,
and the relative value of such observations. Although this guide
does not give a listing of commercially available systems, it does
provide a means for establishing specifications for the desired
parameters to be monitored.
Purpose
Today's critical backup power environments have created a need for reliable monitoring of stationary batteries to determine the current state of health (SOH) of these systems. This guide will define various parameters for battery monitoring that will provide useful information to aid in the ongoing maintenance and potential replacement of these batteries. In addition, other areas affecting battery monitoring, including intermittent charging, communication interface, security, and operating environments, are also addressed in this guide.
Purpose
Today's critical backup power environments have created a need for reliable monitoring of stationary batteries to determine the current state of health (SOH) of these systems. This guide will define various parameters for battery monitoring that will provide useful information to aid in the ongoing maintenance and potential replacement of these batteries. In addition, other areas affecting battery monitoring, including intermittent charging, communication interface, security, and operating environments, are also addressed in this guide.