Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
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Electronic Specialties Inc
Tests 12 V batteries up to 1,000 CCA with a 500 A adjustable carbon pile, 15-second audible test, dual meters and alternator/starter checks
The Electronic Specialties 710 applies a variable load up to 500 amp using a carbon pile. It tests 12V batteries rated as high as 1,000 Cold Cranking Amps or 160 Ah. Technicians use it to simulate actual cranking loads and evaluate alternator charging voltage plus relative starter current draw.
A 500 amp adjustable carbon pile creates the variable load while large dual meters show battery voltage and load current at the same time. Color coding on the meters gives a simple pass or fail reading. An audible tone marks the 15 second test duration and a temperature compensation chart is included for reference.
The unit ships with 500 amp side terminal clamps and heavy-duty stranded copper cables built for high current. No internal battery is required because the tester draws power from the battery under test. The analog meter movement and carbon pile construction suit workshop bench use rather than handheld field work.
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The carbon pile is a wear component; lifespan depends on how frequently you run 500 amp loads and whether you allow cool-down between tests.
Heat buildup in the carbon pile and cables is the first constraint; allow adequate cooling between tests to avoid overheating.
The carbon pile generates noticeable heat and an audible tone sounds during each 15-second test; no fan noise is present.
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