Description:
This 12V car battery load tester helps quickly determine if a vehicle battery requires a jump or replacement, offering fast health and charge readings for routine garage checks. It is useful for diagnosing starting and charging issues on cars with lead-acid batteries and can save time during maintenance tasks.
Key Points
The tester scans key battery metrics in seconds and displays state of health, state of charge, and internal resistance so you can understand battery condition at a glance. It supports cranking tests and alternator diagnostics to check starter voltage and alternator output while the engine is running. The unit includes a real-time waveform view for deeper analysis when you need to inspect output curves. ⚡📊
Technical Specifications
- Name: MOTOPOWER MP0515A
- Battery type supported: 12V lead-acid batteries, 100-2000 CCA
- Display: 3" color LCD (240 x 320 pixels)
- Languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Russian, Portuguese, Chinese, Polish
- Functions: battery health, charge status, internal resistance, cranking test, alternator output monitoring
Usage Recommendations
Connect the clamps to the battery terminals with the engine off to get initial battery health and charge readings. For starter and alternator tests, follow the on-screen prompts while cranking or with the engine running to observe voltage behavior. Use the waveform view when you need to capture transient changes during starting, as it provides a clearer picture of output fluctuations. Consider that the tester evaluates standard lead-acid chemistries only, and may not report identically for specialty battery types according to the manufacturer.
Practical Tips
Keep the display clean and protected from direct sunlight when reading results for better visibility. Store the unit in a dry place and inspect clamps for corrosion before each use to ensure accurate contact. The device includes multi-language menus which make it easier to navigate settings in different workshop environments. Use short test intervals to avoid prolonged cranking during diagnostics, and consult the built-in results screen to review stored test data.










