Can I test a Lithium Ion battery that outputs 5V, 2A DC with a capacity of 22400 mAh with this item?
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https://www.1000bulbs.com/pdf/zts-mbt1-specs.pdfI don't see any mentioning on testing 5 volt batteries according to the specs on the manufacturers website-see pdf link above. I would call them to be sure - might be able to use the 6 volt setting but would not be accurate. I bought mine for standard batteries. The only info I have is what came with the unit which is the same info that is on their website
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https://www.1000bulbs.com/pdf/zts-mbt1-specs.pdf I don't see any mentioning on testing 5 volt batteries according to the specs on the manufacturers website-see pdf link above. I would call them to be sure - might be able to use the 6 volt setting but would not be accurate. I bought mine for standard batteries. The only info I have is what came with the unit which is the same info that is on their website
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The battery I received here is marked 7800 milli Amp Hour, and should be the correct one I asked for. The only way to know for sure if is what is printed on the battery is a standard load test. a problem for most to perform. I usually trust what is printed unless performs poorly in the machine. my past experience is usually good to what is printed. good luck, I felt I got what I asked for.
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I do not see any markings for testing a 3.7 Li-ion volt battery on the unit, perhaps you're exceeding the voltage limits of the unit or maybe that's too many Ah (AMPs) for the unit. I suspect that it's shutting down to protect its self? My ZTS tester has worked flawlessy since i've purchased it, over a year ago. As always, consult the manufacturer for the final answer on the product they have designed.
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You can check voltage , but u can't do a load test to confirm battery condition !
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This battery has 140 Amp Hours 680 CCA AND 182 RC @25AMPS Call wayne and see if these specs fit their system
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It provides 5V power at up to 2A. If that's what your device uses then it should work.
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i don't know about the output, i ordered 11.1v because that was the one i wanted. you might have to contact the sellers directly for that information
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According to the specification listing, it should accurately test this battery. It lists that it checks 1.5v lithium AA (L91) and my understanding is that the Lithium Ultimate is that battery type.
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I would copy all the specs off the battery, including the size, and do a search on the net. I've found oddball batteries for everything on the net.
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Do you mean the output voltage? If so, it outputs USB voltage (5 V DC at a max of 2 amps). If you're asking about the capacity, its 5,000 mah.
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you can't test amps like that. only volts. and you should be getting anywhere from 12 to 14 volts on a fully charged battery..
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In the batteries, under + and size AA you can read 2300 mAh. It's true ??? I don't know exactly
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I can find nothing in the directions about the device not being able to test lithium batteries.
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The standard charger is designed for nickel cadium batteries, No problem , Lithium ion might have issues
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Yes, I just tried it and it works but since those batteries are 3 volts it is hard to know if it is reading it right. It "pegged" out a new battery and I suspect that it will tell you if a 3V is very weak or dead, but not "low" since a "low 3v" would probably still produce more than 1.5v. By the way, this tester has already saved me it's cost in batteries I would have otherwise thrown away.
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The battery tester works for my size 10 batteries, and depending on the brands I buy some are 1.45V and others 1.40V.
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yes, the unit has DC Settings of 1.5, 6.0, 9.0, 12.0---so you would put in the range just higher than your battery voltage and read the actual voltage output. It should be at least 90% of the labeled voltage to work properly, and you would need to ignore the color of the lights except when the battery label voltage is exactly the same as one of settings on the DC dial. Jim B