Wireless Continuous Power Supplier (TR802)

The MLE1006CPS Wireless Continuous Power Supplier (TR802) is used to supply power continuously to the following small animal Telemetry Transmitters which feature continuous charging/recording in vivo:

• MLE1010 Telemetry Biopotential Transmitter (Small Animal, TR40B)
• MLE1012 Telemetry Dual Biopotential Transmitter (Small Animal, TR40BB)
• MLE1014 Telemetry Pressure Transmitter (Small Animal, TR43P)
• MLE1016 Telemetry Pressure and Biopotential Transmitter (Small Animal, TR43PB)
• MLE1018 Telemetry SNA and Biopotential Transmitter (Small Animal, TR46SB)
• MLE1022 Telemetry SNA and Pressure Transmitter (Small Animal, TR46SP)

The MLE1006CPS Wireless Continuous Power Supplier (TR802) is included in the following Telemetry Foundation Systems:

• ML880B103 Telemetry Biopotential Foundation System
• ML880B104 Telemetry Pressure Foundation System
• ML880B105 Telemetry Pressure and Biopotential Foundation System
• ML880B106 Telemetry Dual Biopotential Foundation System
• ML880B107 Telemetry SNA and Pressure Foundation System

The system comes with 2 charging pads and a controller and allows the recharging of a single transmitter at any one time.  Charging of transmitters is performed using a patented energy transfer technique (NZ Pat App. No. NZ526115/526116/529869).

Features and Benefits:

• The controller indicates the charging/charged status of the battery
• Battery (small animal transmitters) can be recharged while still in the animal
• No need to remove the animal from its cage, animal is placed near the charger pad
• The Transmitter recharges in approximately 4 hours
• Once charged the Transmitter is immediately ready for reuse.
• Transmitters can be put into sleep mode by remote control to extend time between recharges

Due to patent restrictions, Telemetry Research products are not available in all regions. Please see note below or contact your ADInstruments representative for more details.

ADInstruments CANNOT sell Telemetry Research BLOOD PRESSURE devices into the following countries (as at August, 2008): Canada, Japan, Germany, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, France, UK, Italy and Netherlands.