The Pulsed Water Transmitter can be powered by 8x D Cell Alkaline batteries, using the supplied 12V DC automotive lead or the optional rechargeable Radiodetection Li-Ion battery pack.
The Power Button LED will change colour when the battery needs replacing or charging.
Alkaline Batteries
The battery compartment is located underneath the transmitter body.
To fit the D-cell batteries in the transmitter:
1. unlatch and remove the accessory tray
2. Use the turnkey to unlatch the battery compartment.
3. Insert eight D-Cell Alkaline taking care to notice the individual cells polarity.
4. Follow the secure the battery tray and fit the tool tray back in.
Optional Li-Ion Battery back
To use the optional Li-Ion battery park you need to insert this in place of the standard alkaline battery tray:
1. Unlatch and remove the accessory tray
2. Use the turnkey to unlatch the battery compartment.
3. Release the retaining catches by pressing gently, then lift the battery pack away.
4. Line up the battery pack clips of the Li-Ion pack with the corresponding recesses on the transmitter body and press into place.
5. Close the battery pack, turn the retaining latch and replace the accessory tray.
Charging the optional Li-Ion battery pack
WARNING! Only use charging equipment provided by Radiodetection. The use of alternative chargers may cause a safety hazard and/or reduce the life of the battery.
CAUTION: Do not let your battery completely discharge as this may reduce its life or damage it permanently. If you are not using your equipment for a long period charge them at least once a month.
WARNING! Batteries can get hot after prolonged use at full output power. Take care while replacing or handling batteries.
WARNING! Do not tamper with or attempt to disassemble the battery packs.
CAUTION: If battery failure is suspected or if the battery shows any sign of discoloration / physical damage return the entire unit to an authorized repair center for investigation and repair. Local, national or IATA transport regulations may restrict the shipment of faulty batteries. Check with your courier for restrictions and best practice guidelines. Your local Radiodetection representative will be able to direct you to our authorized repair center.
You can re-charge your batteries using the Radiodetection mains or automotive chargers.
NOTE: The charging temperature range is 0 to 45 °C, 32 to 113°F. Do not attempt to recharge your batteries outside this temperature range.
To recharge the battery pack connect the transmitter battery charger to the charging socket.
For more information about recharging batteries refer to the instructions that came with your charger.