Battery tester

Monday, 17 August, 2009 | Supplied by: Cadex Electronics Inc

The Cadex C5100 battery rapid-tester classifies batteries into good, low or poor categories. Simple operation means shop assistants can perform the 30 s test while a customer waits.

On-site service reduces handling costs and disposals and improves customer satisfaction.

The unit also has boost, charge and cycle testing.

Online: www.cadex.com
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