Davis Vantage Pro2 Super Capacitor Replacement Repair Service
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The Davis Integrated Sensor Suite (ISS) transmitter has a backup power unit to keep it running overnight in the form of a Super-Capacitor which is charged during the day by the solar panel.
If your are finding that your Pro2 wireless transmitter is failing to send data throughout the night (specifically just before sunrise) or a replacement battery only lasts a few weeks you may well require a Super-Capacitor replacement.
Our service includes:
- installation of a new 25F or 50F Super-Capacitor The 50F model extends the unit runtime further before the battery is used.
- complete charge cycle testing via solar panel and battery
- complete discharge cycle testing
- transmitter testing (UK models only)
- return UK postage of product
Please ensure the sensor suite transmitter unit is shipped including your solar panel for testing, but without the lithium battery.
An insured courier service covering up to £225 is recommended.
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I can't praise Weather spares.co.uk highly enough.
I needed a repair to my Davis VP2 ISS board, and in particular replacement of the super capacitor.
They were knowledgeable, extremely helpful and turned the repair around in record time, replacing the capacitor with one with a much higher capacity to help the battery over the shorter winter days.
Highly recommended.
I could not believe it when my Vantage transmitter kept easing batteries. Was really pleased to have the fault diagnosed and repaired by Adrian at Weather Spares. I sent the unit Monday, had an update Tuesday and was up and running again before Thursday night. Stunning service unlike some other weather specialist.
Hi - I have had a constant battery drain for the past 12 to 18 months. I've replaced the battery every 2 months or so. I replaced the supercap this January and it is still giving Low Battery warnings and eating through the battery in a few months. I think it may be a circuit board issue. Do you fix these kinds of issues? I am based in Ireland. Thanks.
I'm very sorry to say that we don't have the facilities to carry out circuit board level diagnosis and repair. To carry out this type of repair a circuit diagram would be required from Davis which they do not publish, it is also particularly difficult in that many of the components on the board are unmarked.