It will be always 100 % as it will compare to actual capacity. The LED on the battery pack will indicate relative capacity which is 100 % when all LEDs light up.

There is no specific requirement for this. The risk is lower with lower state-of-charge as the energy level is lower. For practical situations, it doesn't really matter when shipping one or two battery packs at whatever state-of-charge. If the shipment package contains a full box of battery packs, they should be kept at lower state-of-charge, like 30 %.

The ProSim power circuits were designed to operate over a specific range of battery voltage levels. As the battery charge is depleted, the battery voltage drops. At a point just above the minimum design voltage for the power supplies, the ProSim will shut itself off. The firmware monitors the battery charge level and warns the customer in advance of this shutdown so that they can respond appropriately (e.g., save date, plug in the charger, swap out the battery pack, etc.).

This is not needed, as the charger will cut off after full charge. But there is a non-recoverable capacity loss upon aging. The higher the state of charge and temperature, the higher the percentage of non-recoverable capacity will be lost. We estimate that a 100 % state-of-charge under 25 °C room temperature will have about 15 % capacity loss per year of storage.

We suggest you keep the battery pack charge level between 30 % to 50 % state-of-charge for long-term storage. For typical usage it is still more practical to keep the battery fully-charged.

For optimum shelf life in consideration of practicality, we suggest keeping the battery at 30 % to 50 % state-of-charge. There is a non-recoverable capacity loss upon aging. The higher the state of charge & temperature, the higher the percentage of non-recoverable capacity lost. We estimate a 100 % state-of-charge under 25 °C room temperature will have about 15 % capacity loss per year of storage.

ProSim 4 and 8 batteries must be charged using the model-specific battery eliminator shipped with each device. For this reason Fluke Biomedical has:

Ansur ProSim 8 mini Plug-In requires administrator privileges to run properly. If you have not logged on to your PC as administrator, press the SHIFT key on the keyboard while right-clicking on the Ansur shortcut or ProSim 8 mini Plug-In shortcut on the desktop or Start Menu, then select "run as" administrator. You will now be able to run Ansur ProSim Mini Plug-In without any errors.

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