Battery Maintenance for Portable Scanners
Battery maintenance is inexpensive to implement and contributes significantly to system reliability and your bottom line
How much downtime can you afford?
Diminishing batteries are one of the leading
causes of portable scanner failure. Countless
dollars are lost annually to battery-related
hard and soft costs.
The need to replace batteries or recharge a
device during an employee’s work-shift results
in substantial incremental costs to a company.
For example, if an employee changes batteries
twice in a shift, a loss of 20 minutes per day
can equal thousands of dollars per year in
lost productivity.
Adequate power is essential in order to
ensure maximum equipment performance
and reliability.
Simply put, downtime should not be an
option.

Do you have batteries that:
- Have been in use for over 18 months?
- Do not last for a full 8-hour shift?
- No longer hold a full charge?
If so, now is the time to implement a cost
effective
battery maintenance program that
will save you time and money.
Ensure maximum battery performance
To ensure they will last a full shift,
batteries for portable scanning devices
should be replaced when the capacity
drops to
between 60% and 70%.
Cadex analyzers assist in determining
when batteries have low capacity so they
can be removed from the fleet. Bad
batteries often charge faster and will not
last long despite indicating a “ready” state
green light indication from the charger.
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How the Cadex Solution Works
Cadex has simplified battery maintenance with
an easy 3-step method.
- A label printer generates the labels in bar code format.
- To service a battery, the user simply scans the label
on the battery and inserts the pack into the analyzer.
- Upon identifying the ID number, BatteryShop™
software retrieves the entire battery history on the
computer, configures the analyzer and commences
service.
How to Keep Your Scanner Batteries Healthy
- Strategically place batteries and battery chargers to enhance workflow
- Use battery analyzers as a part of your daily routine to determine recharge rates
- Retire batteries when they can no longer last a work shift
- Save money by labeling batteries to track when they need to be replaced
What others say...
"We are very pleased with the performance of our Cadex C7400 analyzers. Batteries destined for disposal have been reconditioned and put back in service. We're seeing our users going from having to change batteries three or more times a shift to at most changing them only once. It has also been very easy to teach non-technical personnel to operate and analyze batteries with the Cadex analyzer and BatteryShop™ software."
B. Stone
Fruit of the Loom
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