🚗 Jebsens 4.8A 24W Dual USB Car Charger with Volt Meter & LED Display for iPhone 7 / 6s, iPad Pro, Galaxy S7, Note 5 & More Review

Okay that was a stupid signature Although true. The alternator can either fail due to a broken belt or simply because it is worn out. In this case your car will drain the battery for a while because the battery is no longer being charged. Then you pull up, usually in the middle of nowhere, and call a tow truck. These things allow you to see how much juice is going into the battery and how much is coming out. Very easy if you read the instructions. In my more than 50 years as a driver, my…

I had a similar device for years, but with red numbers, dismantled for installation in the dashboard and fried. was my bad, not the product. So this version is fantastic - it reads your car's current voltage like a multimeter, but in real time while the cigarette lighter socket is active, usually only when your key is in a position other than the OFF position. I used the previous position to diagnose my faulty alternator and then confirmed with a DMM/voltmeter. It also shows the current AMP…

When I found out it was an ATG I ordered one. But I will get more gifts for my employees for the upcoming Christmas. Tested on my wife's F40, my ATG Gold Areo T-Rex Kim X and my daughter's Civic. The voltage reading matches my RMS meter and the two USB ports work well for charging. You'll find the number jumping around. This is because the circuit reduces the current so as not to destroy your device that is being charged/charged. And if you're new and want to ask if it charges fast, ATG advises

So first let me explain my reasons for purchasing this product. I have a 1996 Chevrolet Tahoe and it has a problem with the low battery indicator. I've checked several times and the battery voltage is 13.7 but the gauge on the dash shows exactly between 9 and 14 volts which if you do the math is 11.5v. I knew the correlation between the display and the actual voltage so I walked it for a while. I was driving one night, it was hot, so I turned on the AC, turned on the headlights and the radio…

Works well as a voltmeter, ammeter (for USB charging) and dual USB charger. The display is larger than most and easier to read. The display alternates between voltage and amperes on the USB port (if something is charging). Battery voltage can be viewed by turning the vehicle to the on position, but without starting it. Then you can see the alternator voltage after starting the car. It's a quick and easy way to monitor key aspects of your vehicle's electrical system. The blue LED display is…

Jebsens Car Charger 4.8A 24W Dual USB Voltmeter Car Battery Monitor with LED Voltage and Current Display for iPhone 7/6s/Plus, iPad Pro/Air 2/Mini, Galaxy S7/S6/Edge/Plus, Note 5/4. Visit the JEBSENS shop. This combined car battery voltmeter and two USB charging sockets is a practical and high-quality gadget. Before you start the car, you can check the voltage stored in the car battery to make sure the battery is low or worn out. You can also check the battery voltage while the vehicle is…

I originally bought this item in blue because I liked that color better. I bought it for use on our planes in the hope that it would be able to fully charge my iPad Pro 10.5 (with Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and Cellular) while I use the iPad as a backup for navigation, traffic and weather during of the flight. I LOVE the iPad's aviation capabilities, but on sunny days with the screen at full brightness, other chargers I've used couldn't keep it charged. This meant that on long flights I always worried…

The device looks good but has some quirks. As mentioned, the colors are pleasant at night, but a bit difficult to read during the day. I tested it with an AC adapter and a few meters with a Samsung phone and tablet connected to the unit. at 15.5 V at 3000 rpm). With such a high voltage, the device will switch between amps and volts more quickly. Even a modern car was 14.4v. Doesn't go beyond spec but I was expecting more than 13.8. Test Results: I started with a lower voltage to see what it…