Voltage is above the range possible for a battery.
Voltage being applied to the system from some other
source (battery charger, alternator, extra battery).
Alternator is functioning properly
True battery condition UNKNOWN
CAUTION- Refer to theis manual before using this tester
Read all operating instructions before use. Use extremecaution when checkign electrical systems, batteries and circuits to avoid injury due to electrical
shock. Calterm assumes basic knowledge of electricity on the the part of the user and is not responsible to any injury or damages due to improper use of
thethis tester.
INTRODUCTION
This instrument is designed for monitoring the voltage of 12V or 24V batteries. Easy to use, just insert it into the cigarette lighter socket. The display and
charging system will show the voltage of the battery; meanwhile the instrument will also give LED indication and bar indication, so you can determine the
charge level of the battery.
GENERAL SPECIFICATION
Display: LCD
Application: measuring 12V or 24V batteries and charging system voltage
Operation Temperature: 0℃~ 40℃, relative humidity < 75%
Storage Temperature: -10℃~ 50℃, relative humidity < 85%
Size: 132×48×31mm
Weight: about 54g
INSTRUCTION
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Insert the plug of the instrument to the cigarette lighter socket, read the reading on the display, and observe the LED indication as well as the bar
indication in the battery icon.
By referring the following table, you can determine the charge level of the 12v or 24 batteries.
Note: If the battery voltage is more than 38.5V, the display will show the over-range indicator "EEE" and you should ask a qualified technician to check
the battery and the automotive electronic system.
NOTE
1. Remove from the cigarette lighter socket when not in use.
2. Don't use the instrument to measure a voltage higher than 38.5V.
3. Before use, verify the instrument's operation by measuring a known automotive storage battery.
Don't operate the instrument if it operates abnormally.
4. Do not operate the instrument around explosive gas, vapor, or dust.