The Amtech Battery/Alternator Tester is an essential for diagnosing problems with your car’s electrical systems. Whether you’re dealing with a weak battery or assessing your alternator’s output, this tester delivers accurate results you can count on. Whether you are a certified mechanic or a DIY car owner, this car test scanner is a fast and accurate way to check the health of your battery and alternator, saving you from going over and under car hood, and in turn from getting your hands dirty or breaking the bank.
With its easy-to-read display and simple controls the Amtech Battery/Alternator Tester is suitable for testing 6V and 12V batteries. It can also test alternator performance and confirm that the charging system is working well. This little gadget is a must have in your car maintenance arsenal as it enables you to ensure that the electrical system in your vehicle is functioning 100%. It is lightweight which makes it easy to carry and store and is portable to take it wherever, goes.
What’s included
Key benefits
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Voltage and Charge Testing of 6V and 12V batteries
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Verifies charging system output for alternator to ensure proper charging
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Easy-to-read display for quick diagnosis
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Space-saving design for easy storage and transport
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Dependable and accurate upkeep of automotive electrical systems
Application tips
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Regardless, before checking the battery or alternator, any car has it out the car to inspect the battery and the alternator must be inspected.
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Please undertake the proper connections according to the user guide or you will get the wrong result.
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If the test is getting low voltage, you might be looking at replacing the battery or alternator.
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Regular usage will not only keep your car's electrical system in a good condition, but also assist in preventing heavy repair costs.
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The test leads and connection should be clean to deliver the correct measurement result.
Product information
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Test 6V and 12V battery systems
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Displays voltage and alternator output
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Lightweight and portable design
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Easy-to-read digital display
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Most car batteries and alternators supported
Shelf life and compatibility
The Amtech Battery/Alternator Tester is built to last, just look after it properly and it'll become a vital part of your automotive tool kit. It works with most car battery systems, including 6V and 12V, and can be used for car, motorcycle and other 12V equipment.
FAQs
Q1. Does this tester test 24V batteries?
A1. No, the tester is for 6V and 12V batteries only.
Q2. How to use this tester to test the alternator?
A2. Attach the tester to the battery and start the car. The tester will show the output from the alternator whether it is charging correctly.
Q3. Does this tester work with both lead-acid and AGM batteries?
A3. A: Yes, this battery tester is suitable for most 6V and 12V batteries (lead-acid), AGM etc.
Q4. Is that this tester will work on motorcycles?
A4. Yes, the tester can be applied to motorcycles and other 12V vehicles.
Q5. How do I read the readings from the tester?
A5. The tester will display the voltage of the battery or the alternator. A good battery will read approximately 12.4V to 12.8V engine off with alternator output of 13.5V to 14.5V maximum engine running.
Q6. How long will the battery in the tester last?
A6. This tester is battery powered by a small internal battery and will last years with proper use. But you will have to replace it from time to time.
Q7. Is the tester reading alternator operation?
A7. Yes, it indicates battery health by testing its charging output.
Q8. Is this tester applicable to other vehicles other than cars?
A8. Yes, Other 12V Powersport Vehicles, such as Motorcycles,Boats，RVs as well.
Q9. How accurate is the tester?
A9. Comes with extremely accurate readings with battery voltage and alternator output capabilities from 6V to 70V.
Q10. What's to be done if the tester indicates a low battery or battery from alternator?
A10. If the tester displays a low voltage, the battery may need charging or replacing. When alternators fail, vehicle drive experience can be very poor, but if the alternator output is weak, you might want to replace or examine the charging system.
