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    Digital Battery Analyzer, No. CT210

    May 19, 2020
    The Digital Battery Analyzer, No. CT210, from Carnage Tools utilizes advanced conductance testing technology for testing of most battery types and starting systems. The CT210 has a measuring range from 100 to 2,000CCA. Its LCD screen displays battery voltage, CCAs, internal resistance, and state of health (SOH).
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    The Digital Battery Analyzer, No. CT210, from Carnage Tools utilizes advanced conductance testing technology for testing of most battery types and starting systems. The CT210 has a measuring range from 100 to 2,000CCA. Its LCD screen displays battery voltage, CCAs, internal resistance, and state of health (SOH). The CT210 also includes automatic starter and charging system tests, which allows quick and accurate testing of a vehicle’s electrical system. Results can be reviewed on screen or downloaded to a computer. The CT210 combines professional testing capabilities at an affordable price, the company says.

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