can this tester use on 6v DC system.
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Yes this tester will work on 6 VDC, but the bulb will not be as bright as on 12 VDC. The upper limit is 18 VDC. This tester is NOT for use on AC current
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yes,only de bulb is not so bright when you test whit 12v,i even test on 24v but a very short time so i dont burn the bulbgreetings from BelgiumGuy
744399
Yes, it will work fine, except the bulb will be less bright than when used with 12 volts.
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yes,only de bulb is not so bright when you test whit 12v,i even test on 24v but a very short time so i dont burn the bulb greetings from Belgium Guy
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https://www.1000bulbs.com/pdf/zts-mbt1-specs.pdfI don't see any mentioning on testing 5 volt batteries according to the specs on the manufacturers website-see pdf link above. I would call them to be sure - might be able to use the 6 volt setting but would not be accurate. I bought mine for standard batteries. The only info I have is what came with the unit which is the same info that is on their website
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Yes. You can't use it for high voltage above 600V, but modern LCD displays don't have any voltages that high in them any more.
58739
Yes. Select either up to 40A or 400A by rotary switch. Defaults to DC measurements.
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Yes indeed. My unit was mislabeled and led to some confusion. I contacted mfg and they send replacement liable. it is no on 48V 6 8V system and working fine. Great customer service.
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My answer would be NO. Does not put out that kind of voltage. Does good on 12 VDC.
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you will need the proper adapter to fit your application. The tester will then work just fine
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any 12 volt dc current is usable, weather it is from a battery or a transformer pack it does not know the difference - be careful to get the polarity correct...
1236701
No. There is an on-board voltage regulator but it require DC at between 7 and 12 volts.
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You will need to connect the PSU to power source In order to power the tester
1794376
Not sure about the 6V. I burned out my Proform recumbent bike controls by using a 12V adapter.
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Scott. This unit is designed to work with 12 volt systems even though the Volt scale will allow 6 volt readings. Use on a 6 volt system may not provide accurate results for Dwell and RPM.
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As this is simply a wiring harness, there's no reason why it would not work for a 6 volt battery. I'm not sure what amperage the system might charge at, so check the fuse and change if necessary.
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yes , it is very easy to read all the voltages, any not with in specs the reading will be in red . I do have the old style tester and bought this one and have been using it ever since. I am keeping my old tester as a back up in case it fails.
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I don't see why not. It has voltage options of 6.0, 7.5, 9 and 12VDC. In your case, I might start out with the 6.0 VDC setting, but probably use the 7.5VDC setting long term. In the big scheme of things 1VDC over or 0.5VDC under isn't all that far off from what you need. YMMV.the only gotcha might be finding the appropriate connector. If it doesn't have the exact connector you need swing by Radio Shack and they will usually have the one you need.
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You can try it, but you must bear in mind that if you use a 12v charger on a 6v item you may have more power than you need and you may damage what you're trying to power.
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Rated for up to 6oo volts AC or DC. (Any location). I should note that my initial interest in this product was peaked by thinking the description suggested that it was capable of reading and measuring voltages by mere inductance, which turned out not to be the case. It still uses the probe tips for voltage readings, and using inductance for voltage detection like any other proximity sensor (light and beep) indicator.