The 12V digital car battery tester uses advanced conductivity testing technology to quickly detect the health of the battery, helping to determine whether the battery is working properly, needs to be charged, or needs to be replaced. The car battery tester is compatible with 12 volt lead-acid and lithium batteries, and can be used to continuously test without heating, and the test results can be saved in the form of a QR code.
Specification:
Model |
T-BT-MICRO500 |
Special test clip |
Double conductor Kelvin clamp |
Applicable battery |
12VDC car battery |
Display |
LCD color screen |
Shell material |
Acid-resistant ABS plastic |
Support language |
English, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Portuguese, Thai, Spanish, French |
The length of testing cables |
55cm |
Working temperature |
-18℃-50℃ |
Measure Standard |
CCA |
Measure Range |
40-3000 |
BCI |
40-3000 |
CA |
40-3000 |
MCA |
40-3000 |
JIS |
26A17--YTZ6 |
DIN |
40-2000 |
IEC |
40-2000 |
EN |
40-3000 |
ASE |
40-3000 |
GB(Ah) |
3-360Ah |
Tip: How often should you test your car battery?
Testing your car battery is an important part of vehicle maintenance. Ideally, you should test your car battery at least twice a year. This bi-annual checkup ensures optimal battery performance and helps prevent unexpected breakdowns.
In areas with extreme weather conditions, such as very hot summers or very cold winters, it is recommended to test your battery more frequently. Extreme temperatures can seriously affect battery performance and life. Testing your battery before these seasons helps ensure that your vehicle remains reliable.
Additionally, if you notice any signs of battery failure, such as difficulty starting the engine, dimming headlights, or electrical problems, it's best to test your battery immediately. Catching battery problems early can save you from an inconvenient and potentially costly breakdown.