Parasitic Drain Tester For Automotive Battery Testing

Provides an easy method to connect a multimeter to the vehicle electrical system to diagnose hidden battery drain.

Features:

Replaceable in-line fuses protect both the meter and tester in the event a high current source on the vehicle is left on.

The multimeter is bypassed with the switch during connection in case of a surge.

The tester and meter can remain connected until other computer systems shut down, isolating the drain.

As a convenience, stacking banana connectors are used on the tester.

Specifications:

Material: Plastic

Package Size: 20 * 14 * 3.5cm

Package Weight: 150g

Package List:

1 * Drain Tester

Instructions:

1. Park and turn off the engine, open the hood, lock the door, and wait for the ECU to enter sleep.

2. Clamp the battery terminal (negative) with the spring clip, then use the fully wrapped battery clip to clamp the battery terminal clip (negative)/ground.

3. Flip the switch to the ON position (l/closed); Plug the 4mm banana plug (red) into the multimeter A/10/20A jack, and the 4mm banana plug (black) into the multimeter COM jack.Turn the dial of the multimeter to point to the A/10A/20A gear.

4. Loosen the battery terminal clip nut with M10 wrench, then disconnect the battery terminal clip from the battery terminal, which can be separated by cardboard or plastic sheet.

5. Turn the switch to OFF (O/Disconnect) to read the current value by multimeter.

6. If you need to change the range of the multimeter, you should turn the switch to ON (l/Closed), and then turn the multimeter dial. Select the appropriate range and re-plug to 4mm banana jack (red) [if necessary], and then turn the switch to OFF (ON/Disconnect).

Notes:

1. Please turn off the engine and remove the key before testing the current leakage. Do not start the engine during the test to avoid burning the fuse.

2. Current leakage testing needs to simulate the usual state when the car is -off, please be sure to shut the door, pull out the key (can be locked), so that the car computer into a sleep state.

3. Different car computers enter the hibernation state at different times, so please be patient when measuring to determine whether current leakage is generated.

4. The computer standby current varies from car to car, but the ideal value should be between 20 mA and 60 mA.

5. It is recommended to use a 10A fuse to replace the fuse of the line tester to avoid burning the multimeter.

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