Introduction; Mbt1015 Rev-C (Battery Electrical System Analyser) - Matco Tools MBT1015 User Manual

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MBT1015 rev-C
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1.0 Introduction

1.1 MBT1015 rev-C (Battery Electrical System Analyser):

The utilization of the latest advanced technologies in battery testing had enabled this
Analyser to test batteries in any conditions. Testing procedures are made simple with
quick, easy and repeatable results. Test Results can be printed directly on its' built in
printer. It can store up to 47 test Results in its memory for future references and they
can also be transferred and saved in the PC for records management via an USB port
link.
The programs consist of:
1. Battery Test:
This Test is intended only on 12V batteries. The analyser clips (red & black) have
to be clamped onto the battery terminals. When the analyser detects the voltage
present, the analyser will automatically remind the user that it can test only on 12V
battery when connected to the 24V system.
 Analyses the battery condition using microprocessor controlled testing
methods without the need of fully charging it before test.
 The unit consumes very little current during testing hence the test can be
repeated numerous times without worry of draining the battery and its
results are highly accurate.
 Extremely safe as it does not create any sparks during clamp on and it
takes less than 8 seconds to obtain the full analysed results of the battery
being tested.
 Temperature compensated end Results.
 It is powered up from the testing 12V or 24V battery. No maintenance is
required during its lifetime service.
2. Starter Test:
This Test can be performed on 12V and 24V Starters.
 Checks the cranking effectiveness of the battery to predict when the battery
will fail to crank a vehicle basing on voltage profiles with results and
recommendations display.
3. Charging Test:
This test can be done on 12V and 24V Alternators (Normal or Smart).
 This test checks the alternator charging condition during electrical loading
at 2,000 RPM and without load at 3,000 RPM.
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