Jupio
Jupio Battery Tester 1.5V video accessory
Tests 1.5V batteries including alkaline, coin cell and CR types to show remaining capacity
- Tests 1.5V battery voltage accurately
- Checks alkaline, coin cell and CR types
- Built with quality materials for durability
- Quickly reveals remaining battery capacity
- Jupio power specialist since 2006
Essential Battery Tester for 1.5 V Cells
The Jupio Battery Tester is a compact accessory designed for anyone who needs to check the remaining voltage of standard 1.5 V batteries. It suits photographers, videographers and home users who rely on alkaline, coin or CR-type cells for cameras, drones and everyday electronics. The tool removes guesswork by showing whether a cell still holds usable charge.
Tests 1.5 V Alkaline Coin and CR Batteries
This tester is built specifically to measure 1.5 V battery types, covering common alkaline sizes, various coin cells and CR-format lithium cells. It does not support rechargeable chemistries or higher-voltage packs, so users with NiMH AA cells or camera battery packs will need a different solution.
Pocket-Sized Tool for Quick Capacity Checks
The unit requires no external power and fits in a gear bag or drawer, letting you verify cells on the spot before a shoot or around the house. It frees you from keeping a separate multimeter handy for simple voltage checks, though it cannot analyse internal resistance or load performance.
Highlights
- Tests 1.5V battery voltage accurately
- Checks alkaline, coin cell and CR types
- Built with quality materials for durability
- Quickly reveals remaining battery capacity
- Jupio power specialist since 2006
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What does the 1.5V rating tell me when I put a battery in this tester?
It means the tester is designed to measure the voltage of standard 1.5V cells such as AA, AAA, C, D and common coin types, showing whether they still hold a useful charge.
Which battery contacts or interface does this tester use to read the voltage?
It uses spring-loaded contact arms that adjust to fit cylindrical and coin cells, making a direct electrical connection to the positive and negative terminals.
What physical space or mounting does the tester need on my bench or in a drawer?
The unit is a compact handheld device with no mounting holes; it simply sits on a flat surface or fits in a tool pouch.
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