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Monitor medidor de batería
Paquete: 1 medidor de batería + 1 cable de 30 cm.
Medidor multifuncional
Nuestro probador de baterías de golf es de tipo totalmente funcional, no solo puede mostrar la capacidad de la batería y el voltaje
pero también puede mostrar la temperatura Celsius, los dos tipos de modos se pueden cambiar fácilmente con la tecla
Especificaciones:
Tamaño: 6,2 x 3,5 x 1,5 cm.
Color: como se muestra en la imagen.
Está construido con cubierta trasera bien hecha para proteger la batería de daños y polvo.
Terminal de cableado de extracción, conveniente para tu instalación y tienda
Steven Terry
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 29 de marzo de 2025
I would definitely buy this again
Gary Lesline
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de febrero de 2025
Mine worked fine for about 4 years then it became brittle and fell out of its hole!
Mike Johns Const. Inc.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 24 de enero de 2025
It worked for a couple of daysFound my ground connection was looseWorking good nowI’ll update if anything changes
Jorge Tijerina
Comentado en México el 16 de enero de 2025
Sirve para lo que lo compre
Karen Barton
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 18 de julio de 2024
This is working just as it should, visually providing me with the status of my spare battery that runs all of my equipment in my truck camper, or "Tramper". What a value.
David H.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 10 de abril de 2023
This thing is pretty cool once you get it configured, which took me a while to figure out to be honest. There are instructions included but they are translated a bit poorly and confusing in spots. The first important menu is Option 1 which is where you set the battery type. L = Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion), F = Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4), and P = Lead-Acid. For Lead-Acid it's straight forward and you simply select the voltage. But for the Lithium type batteries you have to set their "S" value which refers to how many 3.6-3.7v cells it has in series. So for example, a 12v LiFePO4 battery has a charging voltage of ~14.4-14.8v, so for this type of battery set the meter to "F 4" (as there would be four 3.6-3.7v cells in series, aka '4S' to reach the desired 14.4-14.8v). Note when you set this, it seems to re-set the min/max voltages to defaults, which is the other important menu, Option 3. This is where it calculates the percentage shown so make sure you get the min/max right. For a 12v LiFePO4 battery, the 100% 'resting' charge is 13.6v, and the totally dead 0% charge is 10.0v. Then you can also set the Warning level in menu option 4 to set the low-level warning light, which I set at 12.5v which should be ~15% battery life remaining. Once I got it configured, it seems to be working like a charm! and it is very accurate out of the box, I haven't needed to test the calibration feature but it looks straight-forward enough (note you need a 20.0v power source to calibrate it, like a lab power supply or a 20v DC power brick). My only minor complaint is it only shows temps in Centigrade with no option to switch to Fahrenheit that I saw.
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