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ANSMANN battery tester Energy Check LCD, black
€54,33
incl. VAT
€44,90 excl. VAT (21%)
Price excluding shipping costs: €4,95 incl. VAT for orders under €49,95. From €49,95 we ship for free.
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Brand: ANSMANN
| Article number | 18006334 |
|---|---|
| EAN | 4013674184866 |
| OEM number | 1900-0100 |
| Weight | 0,345 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | B: 330 mm × H: 116 mm × D: 406 mm |
| Country of origin | China |
| Customs tariff (HS code) | 90303370 |
| VAT rate | 21% |
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Quickly test the energy content of your batteries and rechargeable batteries with this handy LCD device. You can see at a glance, in 10% steps, how much energy is left, plus the voltage in volts.
When do you choose this product?
When do you need a battery tester?
You use a battery tester when you want to know whether your batteries and rechargeable batteries still have enough energy before you throw them away or recharge them. This prevents you from discarding batteries that are still usable and saves you money by getting the most out of your batteries.
Why choose the ANSMANN Energy Check LCD?
This tester checks the energy level of the most common rechargeable and non-rechargeable batteries in the shortest possible time. The LCD screen shows the energy level in steps of 10%, so you can see exactly how much energy is left. In addition, the device also displays the cell voltage in volts for a complete diagnosis.
Accurate reading in percentages
The energy level is shown in steps of 10%, which means you can see whether a battery still has 90%, 80%, 70% and so on of its energy. This percentage display makes it easy to decide whether a battery is still suitable for energy-hungry devices or is better used in devices with a lower power consumption.
Practical tip for use
Check batteries before you put them in important devices, such as smoke alarms or remote controls. The voltage display in volts also helps you recognise technically faulty batteries that still have voltage but fail under load. Test your stock of batteries regularly so you always know which ones are still good.
You use a battery tester when you want to know whether your batteries and rechargeable batteries still have enough energy before you throw them away or recharge them. This prevents you from discarding batteries that are still usable and saves you money by getting the most out of your batteries.
Why choose the ANSMANN Energy Check LCD?
This tester checks the energy level of the most common rechargeable and non-rechargeable batteries in the shortest possible time. The LCD screen shows the energy level in steps of 10%, so you can see exactly how much energy is left. In addition, the device also displays the cell voltage in volts for a complete diagnosis.
Accurate reading in percentages
The energy level is shown in steps of 10%, which means you can see whether a battery still has 90%, 80%, 70% and so on of its energy. This percentage display makes it easy to decide whether a battery is still suitable for energy-hungry devices or is better used in devices with a lower power consumption.
Practical tip for use
Check batteries before you put them in important devices, such as smoke alarms or remote controls. The voltage display in volts also helps you recognise technically faulty batteries that still have voltage but fail under load. Test your stock of batteries regularly so you always know which ones are still good.
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Specifications according to the manufacturer
checks the energy level of the most common rechargeable and standard batteries within a short time; the energy level is shown in steps of 10%, and the cell voltage is also displayed in volts
(1900-0100)
(1900-0100)
Manufacturer
Hazard information
No hazard classification applies according to the available manufacturer and supplier information.
This product contains no substances classified as hazardous under the CLP Regulation.
This product contains no substances classified as hazardous under the CLP Regulation.
Product information checked by XtremeOffice
This page has been compiled based on information from the manufacturer and our supplier. Last checked on 30-10-2026.
This page has been compiled based on information from the manufacturer and our supplier. Last checked on 30-10-2026.
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