How to Test Your Auto Battery?

Batteries for automobiles should measure at least 12.60 volts when fully charged. It should measure between 13.7 and 14.7 volts when the engine is running.

A multimeter is preferred when we like to test our auto battery. What if there isn’t a multimeter available, and how could we perform the test without a multimeter?

There is a way out! Start your car and turn on the headlights if you do not have a multimeter to find out the voltage of your battery. The dim lights indicate that the batteries are low or not charging and the alternator is not generating enough charge. When you rev the engine, you’ll notice the lights get brighter, which means that the alternator produces electricity, but maybe not enough to keep the battery charged at idle. Your charging system is probably working properly if the lights are of average brightness and do not change intensity as the engine is revved. You should check the battery for a leak, or if something on the vehicle is discharging it. If your battery has been malfunctioning and the headlight test checks out okay, you need to determine whether the battery is holding a charge.

A multimeter would be helpful or check the headlights, but neither would be the most convenient option. What about there is one suitable option to do the test?

There is no need to open the compartment, connect the clamps onto your auto battery, or get into your car to start the engine each time. There is one way for all: Xparkle BVM02 Bluetooth enabled Battery Monitor.

Xparkle BVM02 Battery Monitor works with both 12-volt and 24-volt systems, it supports all SLI (Starting Lighting and Ignition) type 12V/24V auto batteries; it is compatible with most cars, trucks, RVs, etc. Thanks to the Bluetooth® technology, it can be wirelessly connected and monitored via Bluetooth, creating connections between car and driver, bringing more peace of mind to avoid a dead battery. As long as you approach the Bluetooth range with your smartphone, you will get notifications of your battery status inside the APP, which is easy and free to download on the APP store & Google Play Store.

Got four auto batteries to test? Nailed it. Xparkle BVM02 supports connecting four devices in one APP.

Test your cranking voltage? Nailed it. Xparkle BVM02 Battery Monitor allows you to test the cranking voltage.

Check your auto battery charging status? Nailed it. Xparkle BVM02 Battery Monitor enables you to check the charging status and show you the battery voltage.

Features you should not miss for Xparkle BVM02 Battery Monitor:

  • Notification of battery conditions when approaching vehicle
  • Test cranking automatically once the engine starts
  • Test charging system(alternator) manually
  • Historical voltage curve by date
  • Compact and low power consumption
  • Monitor the data on Apple Watch
  • Automatically record the time and duration of each trip
  • Abnormal battery data alert
  • Short-circuit and reverse polarity protection
  • Engine compartment temperature
  • Compatible with all 12-Volt and 24-Volt vehicle batteries
  • Up to 4 devices simultaneously

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