1-8S Lipo Battery Voltage Tester with Buzzer Alarm

1-8S Lipo Battery Voltage Tester with Buzzer Alarm very little devise can be used as a simple digital voltage meter.

How to use:

First, find the ground wire on the balance connector to attach your battery to the Battery Tester/Monitor. This wire will be the one farthest away from the red wire.
Match the ground wire to the minus symbol on the back of the Tester/Monitor. If you have a 3s pin, the red wire should match up to the 3s pin.

Once your battery is connected, the Tester/Monitor will make a noise. It will then cycle through various measurements.

ALL: The voltage across the entire battery.~11.1 nominal voltage; this may vary when fully charged or after discharge.
No.1: The voltage across the first cell of the battery. ~3.7 nominal voltage; this may vary when fully charged or after discharge.
No.2: The voltage across the second cell of the battery. ~3.7 nominal voltage; this may vary when fully charged or after discharge.
No.3: The voltage across the third cell of the battery. ~3.7 nominal voltage; this may vary when fully charged or after discharge.

Note: The sound of the low voltage alarm is massive, so please be prepared when using it for the first time, and you can turn it OFF when used indoors.

Specifications:

• Use for 1-8S Lipo/LiMn/Li-Fe
• Voltage detection precision:  ± 0.01V
• Unit voltage display range: 0.5-4.5V
• Total voltage display range: 0.5 – 36V
• 1S test mode voltage range: 3.7-30V
• Low voltage alarm mode for 2-8S
• Alarm set value range: OFF-2.7-3.8V
• Size: 41mm x 23mm x 13.5mm
• Weight: 8g
• Colour: Black

Package included: 1 x 1-8S Lipo Battery Voltage Tester with Buzzer Alarm

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