
Low voltage battery voltage tester BX100
Accuracy: ±0.01V Weight: 11 g Dimensions: 40 * 25 * 11 mm
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The BX100 Low Voltage Battery Tester is a convenient and reliable tool for monitoring the charge and condition of your battery. It provides accurate voltage measurements. The tester has a convenient LCD display that displays the current battery voltage. This allows you to easily control the charge, avoiding discharge to a critical level. In turn, this increases the life of your battery. Additionally, the display shows the battery temperature.
The tester is compatible with a wide range of lithium-ion batteries, including laptop batteries, mobile devices, quadcopters, RC models. This makes it a versatile tool for people who need reliable voltage measurement and battery health monitoring.
Technical description and specifics
The BX100 has a compact and rugged design, making it easy to carry and use outdoors or indoors. It also allows you to perform battery voltage tests anytime, anywhere, making it an ideal tool for travel or an active lifestyle.
- Low voltage alarm mode: 2~8S.
- Group voltage range: 0.5~4.5V.
- General voltage range: 0.5~36V.
- Voltage range 1S: 3.7~30V.
- Alarm voltage range: OFF ~2.7~3.8V.
- Accuracy: ±0.01V.
- Weight: 11 g.
- Usage: Used for 1-8 second Lipo/Li-ion/LiMn/Li-Fe batteries.
Additionally, the BX100 is equipped with built-in reverse polarity protection. This prevents damage to the device if the battery is connected incorrectly. This adds an extra layer of security when using the tester.







