All cable wires are specially made by material silicon rubber, compared by traditional PVC wires, our wires can withstand up to 200 Centi-degree in high temp., and in extremely cold weather, the wire will not crack. Our wires are also with better abrasion resistance property, and can use as long life.
3M sticker ONLY (world big name sticker vendor) on our Analyzer.
The printing on the sticker can’t be removed (obliterated), since the color printing is on the back side and the surface of the brand sticker also with a plastic film, it something like the keypad printing on mobile phones; and in this way, the sticker can be long life and in recycle use.
With Magnetic board, can be easily adhesive the tester onto vehicle metal plate.
Accuracy on full range testing from 5.0V to 14.0V, and 100% tested for each item delivered.
Both CE (European Directives) and FCC (USA Directives) certified product and with CE & FCC certificates.

Battery Test
A.Engine off (no ACC on), connect the positive battery pole with the red probe and the negative battery pole with the black clips;
B.Lights 1 to 3 (or 4) will glow to indicate battery condition.
Some testing may show a reading above number 3, and cause the number 4 light in the alternator section to glow; this does not indicate a problem, some heavy duty high output batteries will glow in that way.

Alternator Test
A.Engine running, connect the positive battery pole with the red probe and the negative battery pole with the black clips;
B.Lights 1 to 5 (or 6) will glow to show the charging system status (alternator output).
Remarks: Led lights 1-6 are for 5V (Led#1), 12V (Led#2), 12.5V (Led#3), 13V (Led#4), 13.5V (Led#5), 14V (Led#6)
Unit Packaging Size (in Gift Box): 19.0*9.0*2.0cm

Brand	OBDSELL
Package Dimensions	16.2 x 7.8 x 2 cm; 80 g
Manufacturer reference	N022
Manufacturer part number	N022
Item Weight	80 g

Car Battery Tester Vehicle Alternator Condition and Charging System Analyzer 12V LED Digital Multi Functions Alternator Tester for Car Motorbike

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