SISCO automotive battery tester, equipped with 12-volt capability, offers high quality and reliability, utilizing advanced conductance testing technology. The automotive battery tester can quickly measure the battery's health and assess the system's condition.
Automotive battery tester function
Automotive battery tester applicable type
The SISCO automotive battery tester assesses the health and performance of car batteries, helping determine if a battery functions properly, needs recharging, or requires replacement. Its applications include battery health checks, internal resistance measurements, automotive repair, and battery system tests. The automotive battery tester is compatible with 12V lead-acid and lithium-type batteries and conducts tests on 12 volt automotive systems. Regular testing helps prevent unexpected breakdowns and enhances battery longevity.
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Model | SISCO-BT-BT201 |
External power supply | 12V |
Detection capacity | 100-2000CCA |
Working temperature | 20-60°C |
Storage temperature | 20-70°C |
Supported languages | English, German, French, Portuguese, Italian, Russian |
Product dimension | 128.5mm*72.5mm*22.2mm |
Package size | 200mm*130mm*40mm |
Weight | 303g |
Q1: What is a battery tester?Â
A1: A battery tester is a device used to measure a battery's remaining charge, voltage, and overall health. It helps determine whether a battery is still functional or needs to be recharged or replaced, ensuring optimal performance for various electronic devices.
Q2: What is the difference between a battery tester and a multimeter?
A2: A battery tester specifically measures the charge, voltage, and health of a battery, providing a quick assessment of its condition. A multimeter, on the other hand, is a versatile tool that measures various electrical parameters such as voltage, current, and resistance across different components, not limited to just batteries.
Q3: How does a battery tester work?
A3: A battery tester connects to a battery's terminals and measures its voltage and sometimes its internal resistance. It applies a load to the battery and monitors its response to determine its charge level and health. The tester then displays this information, often through a digital readout or indicator lights, helping users assess whether the battery is in good condition, needs recharging, or should be replaced.
Tips: Why use an automotive battery tester?
Using an automotive battery tester is essential for several reasons:
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