🔋 Battery Monitor and Voltage Capacity Tester for 12V, 24V, 36V, 48V, and 60V Iron-Lithium & Lead-Acid Batteries – Battery Capacity Indicator with Voltage Capacity Percentage Review

I like these so much that I bought another one. These battery indicators are great for exiting a lead acid battery or a long list of supported battery types. I used to have LED indicators, but they actually drained the batteries they were monitoring. These battery indicators are LCD displays and have a power saving function. I couldn't find inventory. Don't worry about the detailed instructions and PDF on the product page. You can just connect the wands to plus and black to minus and it will…

This is a quick and easy battery gauge to let you know the status of your battery (or battery). Supplied with 2 sets of self-tapping screws (1 flat, 1 rounded) and easy to connect. Turn on the device for normal use without pressing the button. Displays the battery bar (battery flashes when it is very low) with usage percentage. The key then toggles between percentage and raw voltage display. An important note: When plugged in, the blue backlight goes out after 10 seconds. However, the LCD and…

This battery monitor is very easy to use. It is set to 12V by default. There is a QR code on the packaging which leads to a short 3-page guide. But it's easy - just press and hold the button, turn on the device, then dial the passcode for your battery, turn off the device and reconnect. Voila, done! The default display uses percentages, but you can press the button to see the voltage, although it reverts to percentages if you turn it off. When testing batteries with voltages below 6V, e.g. a…

I have attached a chart that is not included with this unit but should be included. In any case, I have found that one should IGNORE the chart (cell count), but use the chart as a reference to get the correct battery type (lead acid, lithium ion, etc.). In my experience, I had to set myself up the device should read 2 cells, although the tested battery consists of 6 cells. The microprocessor needs to know the battery type and the number of cells to be sampled. HOWEVER, this is something wrong…

As a very active electronics enthusiast I use a lot of batteries and battery packs. I typically use two types of batteries here - a 12 volt lead acid "gel cell" and lithium ion batteries with different cell counts depending on the voltage I need. I bought this battery voltage monitor to add to one of my battery packs so I can easily see the status of the battery pack. The device came in a nice little box in a padded envelope. Arrived in perfect condition, no damage. The box contained a gauge, a