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The ESI 710 500 Amp Carbon Pile Load Tester is a robust and versatile tool designed for professionals. It can test batteries rated up to 1000 CCA and 160 amp-hours, as well as alternators, regulators, and starters. With heavy-duty copper cables and a user-friendly design featuring color-coded meters, this tester ensures quick and accurate diagnostics in just 15 seconds.
Brand | ES |
Power Source | Battery Powered |
Style | Heavy Duty |
Color | Factory |
Item Weight | 8 Pounds |
Item dimensions L x W x H | 11.2 x 12.1 x 7 inches |
Measurement Type | Ammeter |
UPC | 855174001137 045555675556 |
Manufacturer | ELECTRONIC SPECIALTIES |
Global Trade Identification Number | 00855174001137 |
Model | 710 |
Item Weight | 8 pounds |
Product Dimensions | 11.2 x 12.1 x 7 inches |
Country of Origin | China |
Item model number | 710 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Manufacturer Part Number | 710 |
Amperage | 500 Amps |
Voltage | 12 Volts |
S**A
Works like it supposed to!
Heavy duty clips, and good instructions! Easy to read analog meters
S**9
Real world testing
I've never trusted modern digital battery testers. This gives you a much better idea of how a battery will handle a load.
A**R
A Handy Battery Tester
I needed a tool to check the status of my 12v batteries. This one not only checks the voltage but performs a "load" test. A very useful tool to have if you have motorcycles and other toys with 12v batteries. Works on Lithium batteries too.
P**.
Multi-Scale Ammeter makes it easy to use, and fits my need and budget perfectly.
Arrived well packed and in great condition. All in good order with no loose parts. This particular model is better than some of the others i've seen due to having several scales on the amp meter. The amp meter has scales showing the CCA and the AH, so calculating the "half CCA" or the "3X AH" is not necessary. Easy to use, and certainly fits my need perfectly. For those who complain about the thin material of the enclosure, or the cheapness of the parts, then go and buy the equivalent tester from Snap-On, and pay for the quality. As for the current draw increasing during the load test: As the carbon pile heats up, it's resistance goes down, thus (given ohms law) the current draw will increase. This is a very normal reaction to heat and resistance (This is most likely why the test is only 15 seconds to minimize this effect). To overcome this would require a very large carbon pile with LOTS of surface area, and perhaps a fan. This would make this tester very expensive and large. So for the money....I'll stick with this one!
B**Y
works great
works great
M**D
Five Stars
good
M**E
Two Stars
Unit works, but resistor knob is wobbly, and resistance doesn't change uniformly. Overall a shoddily made device
R**D
OK, but not a precise instrument
For the cheap price, it may be good to do the odd battery load test, but adjustment was finicky and it started sparking inside sometimes.
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