Launch UK’s new battery tester system now available
By Launch Tech UK & Ireland on Feb 19, 2019 3:30:00 PM
Launch UK, one of the leading UK suppliers of automotive diagnostics equipment, has introduced a new BST-860 battery tester system, offering a complete testing solution for technicians.
The BST-860 is suitable for testing 6 V, 12 V and 24 V batteries, as well as the Stop/Start battery and other related electrical systems, and comes with an integrated thermal printer, so that users can hand the testing report to customers.
The battery test result is quick and accurate, providing a result within three seconds, with a clear ‘Good’ or ‘To replace’ command. With an in-built calibration system, the device is suitable for a variety of applicable vehicle types, including passenger cars, motorcycles and commercial vehicles. With a large LCD screen including backlight and user-friendly interface, the BST-860 features an industrial case design with ABS acid-proof plastic, making it ideal for repair workshops. add to the battery tester it tests the stop/start battery.
Technicians can benefit from features that include simultaneous detection of the battery and circuit system; a USB port that can export service records; a multiple languages menu and a support automatic temperature compensation function.
Alongside its full range of diagnostic solutions, the official Launch UK website, www.launchtech.co.uk, provides access to a range of technical support, including troubleshooting guides, software errors, customer forums, setup guides, common service procedures, official Launch software bulletins, vehicle coverage and DTC codes lists to name a few.
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