Car batteries are often lead-acid, so ensuring your tester is compatible is key to safe testing conditions. While there is a wide variety in available types of battery chemistry, these common kinds cover most household batteries, such as AA, AAA, C, D, and 9V. Common battery chemistries include Alkaline, Lithium-Ion (Li-ion), Nickel-cadmium (NiCd), and Lead Acid. Smaller multi-testers can test a larger variety of battery sizes from a small button cell battery through to large automotive and car batteries.What is battery chemistry?Battery chemistry is the physical make up of a battery. Good for any 12V charging system, this cheap-as-chips (less than 7 dollars) battery tester has an extremely basic display - but if all you need is a yes/no on the health of a car's battery, it might just do the trick. Before you attempt to test a battery, you must ensure the tester is compatible with the specific battery type you are using. Learn more in our complete guide to battery testers.When can I use a battery tester?Battery testers can be used on almost any kind of battery. Our range includes leading brands such as ACT Meter, Ansmann, Beha-Amprobe, BK-Precision, Fluke, Hioki, Midtronics TecMate, and RS PRO. Battery testers are easy to use and are designed to provide simple and easy-to-understand readouts for assurance of a battery's power. Battery Testers Battery testers, sometimes called voltage meters, are electronic testers used to test a wide variety of batteries to ensure the batteries are functioning correctly and, where rechargeable, check that they are retaining their charge effectively.
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