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Car relay tester, car relay diagnostic tool, 12V electronic relay tester, car battery tester with clips
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Description
Product Description: Durable Material: The car battery tester is made of plastic and metal, sturdy and practical, with fine workmanship, good performance, and durability. It provides convenient and intuitive diagnostic tools, saving time and money. Use a 12V Power Supply: The car battery must be a 12V battery with a voltage between 11V and 15V. The most suitable coil resistance is greater than 20 ohms. Test the controller to ensure the relays open and close correctly. Easy to Use: Small size, compact structure, easy to carry and use. You can try it anywhere. If the relay is normal, the red LED is on; if the LED is off, the green LED is off. Wide Range of Applications: The tester observes contact data, closing time, relay inertia, etc., at each test stage. The quick and easy automotive relay tester provides convenient and intuitive diagnostics. This tester is designed to test the condition of your car relay. Note: all data is measured manually, please allow 1-3cm error. Due to the light and display difference, there will be some color difference; the actual item received shall prevail.
Features
- BrandSANS MARQUE
- Measured function(s)Continuity
- Voltage12 V
- ManoMano ReferenceME228788673
- MMID483956171471
- Product codeBESTone-02695
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