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Certified Universal Battery Tester / Checker, AAA, AA, C, D, 9V
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The Certified Multi-Use Battery Tester is a versatile tool, ideal for testing household batteries and fuses. It's compatible with 1.5V batteries (AAA, AA, C, D), 9V batteries, most light bulbs, and household and automotive fuses. The easy-to-read scale efficiently indicates the charge status.
Certified Multi-Use Battery Tester is perfect for testing household batteries and fuses
Easy-to-read scale indicates if charge is good (green), has low power (yellow) or needs to be replaced (red)
Insert a 9V battery into the compartment at back before testing bulb
| Part Number | BT6 |
|---|---|
| Battery Type/Battery Size | 9V |
| Battery Pack Size | 1 |
| Battery Target Use(s) | General |
| Battery Technology | Zinc |
| Battery Voltage | 9 V |
| Battery Quality | Performance |
| Shelf Life (year) | 1 yr |
| Battery Amp Hours (amp-hour) | 0 Ah |
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- This product carries a 1 year exchange warranty redeemable at any Canadian Tire store.
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| Battery Type/Battery Size | 9V | 9V | AA | AA | AA | |
| Battery Pack Size | 1 | |||||
| Battery Target Use(s) | General |
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5 out of 5 stars.
Good product
a day ago
Very convenient to use
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1 out of 5 stars.
Je ne le rachèterais pas
22 days ago
Difficile à manipuler dans le fonctionnement et les compartiments sont difficiles à ouvrir et à fermer.
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5 out of 5 stars.
easy to use
23 days ago
just what I needed, easy to use
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4 out of 5 stars.
works fine. Very handy to have. I am hoping it will be working at all times
a month ago
works fine . Very handy to have around. Nice to know the battery works before assuming it does not and throw out .
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4 out of 5 stars.
Useful and Accurate.
2 months ago
This works well and is applicable to a wide range of battery types. It also measures small fuses and light bulbs, which is something I've never seen in this type of device. It has accurately measured many different battery types, and has allowed me to retire two, older batter testers.
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Q: Can CR2025 or CR2032 batteries be tested on this device
3 years ago4 Answers
A: Not clear if it does. Using the bulb testing circle only shorts out the circuit that tests bulbs and results in a good reading for some reason (testing a nickel has the same results) Using the 1.5 battery slide test also shows a good reading due to the fact the button battery is usually 3 volts not 1.5. I tested 3 button batteries that were half dead and each showed a high good reading on the scale when using the slide tester. However the display shows a scale for "Button Batt" (2nd from top) but the device does not show how to test them. I think Can Tire should check with their supplier to clear this up as it is not the customers who should be doing this research.
2 years agoHelpful?
Q: What is the compartment on the front of this battery tester for
3 years ago3 Answers
A: Maybe it was for an instruction sheet, but mine was also empty.
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Q: Certified Multi-Use Battery Tester - Hi, is there an option to test button type batteries ? Thanks.
5 years ago2 Answers
A: Button batteries can be tested by squeezing them between the side sliding terminals.
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Q: Does it work with mini Christmas tree light bulbs?
7 years ago2 Answers
A: Yes. Touch one wire to the bulb tester side contact and one wire to one of the bottom contacts. First you have to remove the 9 volt battery, take the plastic wrap off of it and plug it in. Try to twist the connector up out of the compartment to make it easier to plug the battery in.
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Q: Does not appear to enable modern type auto (flat) fuses. Only the old fashion round ones from the 60's 70's and 80's
a year ago1 Answer
A: Yes, that’s exactly what it does! It tests all the regular size alkaline batteries used in a household and I wish I had purchased one years ago—it works very well. No more guessing how much juice might be left in all those leftover batteries. It clearly indicates what type of batteries it does test. Do some research to find what you are specifically looking for in the automotive realm.
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Q: Hi, I just bought a CEBT Dash six tester. Why does it need to be plugged into a 9 V battery as it seems to test fine without any battery hooked up to the unit itself. There’s also another door opening on the front at the bottom. What is that for?
5 years ago1 Answer
A: The device needs the 9-volt battery only for testing light bulbs and fuses. It is not needed for the testing of batteries.
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Q: Do you need the 9 volts battery just to test the bulbs or for everything also.
5 years ago1 Answer
A: The 9 volts battery is just to test the bulbs and fuses.
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Q: what's the little storage compartment on the front for? I know the back one is for the 9V battery for a light bulb... but what's the front for?
6 years ago1 Answer
A: The little storage compartment on the front is for storing small things, store anything you can fit into it.
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Q: what is the 9v battery that is included used for ? we connected it but cannot see that it does anything
6 years ago1 Answer
A: The device needs the 9-volt battery only for testing light bulbs and fuses. It is not needed for the testing of batteries.
5 years agoHelpful?
Q: Alkaline only? The package says it's for Alkaline batteries. Does this mean it can't be used for NiMH, NiCad or other types?
9 years ago1 Answer
A: This tester is used to test the battery with standard voltage of 1.5V. If the NIMH or NiCad’s or others’ standard voltage is 1.5V, consumer can use this tester to test the battery.
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