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SE Battery Tester |  | Brand: SE
Category: CE
List Price: $4.50
Buy New: $0.75
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Seller: Amaze and Imagine
Rating:  89 reviews
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1
Dimensions (in): 7.6 x 4.7 x 1.1
MPN: BT20
UPC: 706569220209
EAN: 0793573543837
ASIN: B000RB60H4
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| | Easy-to-use, compact and accurate - pays for itself by reducing harmful battery waste | | | Works with virtually all replaceable battery types; alkaline, lithium, button, 1.5V - 12V | | | Fits battery sizes AAA - D, 12V, 9V, camera, watch & hearing aid batteries; 2.5 - 120mA | | | Easy-to-read meter shows battery strength instantly - no more guessing | | | Thumb-slide caliper adjusts for battery size; tester requires no internal battery |
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Product Description
New Battery Tester enables the user to check remaining power inside a battery at a glance. It is compact and light, very convenient to carry in a camera pouch. Adjustable to fit the exact size of the battery. Accurate and high-quality. Tests the following sizes: *1.5V: AAA,SH16,MN2400,R03 AA,HP7,MN1500, UM3 C,HP11,MN1400,SP11,LR14,UM2 D,HP2,MN1399,SP2,R20,UM1 * 9V: PP3, MN1604,6F22,006P Easy to use. Measures: 4.25"L x 2.375"W x 1"H Instructions included. Sealed in original package.
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 89
 Useful product at reasonable price January 24, 2008
Ronald Allen (St. Louis, MO)
40 out of 40 found this review helpful
Very handy. Works on all popular battery sizes. Great way to determine strength of batteries that have been lying around the house for a long time. I have also tested batteries that I use in devices that take multiple batteries and can quickly determine if one or all of them need to be replaced. There are similar products on the market that likely work as well. This was one of the least expensive, is easy to use, seems durable and does the job.
Does exactly what you want a battery tester to do! December 29, 2008
Mark Fitzpatrick
25 out of 25 found this review helpful
This inexpensive device ships FREE! It does exactly what you want a battery tester to do - tell you if a battery is good or bad. No need to interpret a multimeter or fiddle with electrodes. The needle bounces to "good" or "replace." Easy. I don't know what these people need rubber bands for (other reviews). It takes one second to make contact with the battery and read the meter. There is no need to hold it in for more than a split second. You just push the slider to the battery with your thumb and your done. Easy, cheep, and accurate.
Works Great October 21, 2009
Norman B (TX)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
This is a very good product. I would agree that it feels a bit flimsy, but it works and hasn't fallen apart. It's also fairly effective at matching battery strenghts for applications that require more than one battery.
The only critical comment I have is interpreting what is a good vs. bad battery. For example, a battery that does not work well in a flashlight (heavy load on battery) may work well in a wall clock(light load). So, before you toss out a battery because it measures in the red area of the scale, test it in a clock, or similar device.
No more guessing if the batteries are dead January 30, 2009
Karen Weiss (San Francisco, CA)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
I'm rarely inspired to write a review, but this inexpensive little piece of plastic has improved the quality of my life. No more swapping out batteries with working flashlights or Wii controllers or whatnot to see if they're truly dead. And I've developed a nice green system around it: all batteries that flunk the test are put into a bag that periodically gets emptied at a battery recycling collection spot.
One more thing... FindingKing promised a fast delivery date and the package arrived even sooner than that. And shipping was free. Well done!
Great basic tester October 17, 2009
Brad (OCCA)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
Bought this tester because we have a camera that seems to chew up batteries (Nikon P50). Also, have learned that rechargeable batteries discharge even on the shelf. We use the tester to check batteries before putting in the camera and after taking them out when the camera says it needs new batteries. From this practice we have learned where the critical points are on the scale and don't pay attention to the green and red areas. We dont' see a need for a more sophisticated tester.
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