User Manual for ANENG 168Max Battery Tester

Quick Guide

The ANENG 168Max is a portable battery tester designed to measure the voltage of various battery types ranging from 1.2V to 4.8V. It does not require an external power source, as it uses the energy from the battery being tested to operate.

Supported Battery Types

This device is compatible with a wide range of common and lithium batteries, including:

• Standard batteries: D, C, AA, AAA, 9V
• Button batteries: 1.5V, 3V
• Lithium batteries: 16340, 14500, 10440, 18650

How to Use the Tester

1. Identify the positive (+) and negative (-) electrodes of the battery you wish to test.
2. Align the battery with the measuring port on the tester, ensuring the positive and negative ends match the markings on the device.
3. The tester will automatically detect the battery and display the voltage on the screen.
4. If no value is displayed, the battery is completely dead.

Interpreting Battery Status

The tester provides a reading to help you determine the health of your battery. The following ranges are general indicators:

• 1.2V Batteries: 1.2V-1.11V (Good), 1.1V-1V (Low), Below 0.9V (Dead).
• 1.5V Batteries: 1.5V-1.28V (Good), 1.27V-1.16V (Low), Below 1.15V (Dead).
• 3V Batteries: 3.3V-2.7V (Good), 2.7V-2.2V (Low), Below 2.2V (Dead).
• 3.7V Batteries: 4.2V-3.7V (Good), 3.6V-3.3V (Low), Below 3.2V (Dead).
• 9V Batteries: 9V-8V (Good), 7.9V-7.1V (Low), Below 7V (Dead).

Important Operating Notes

• No External Power: The device does not require batteries to function; it is powered by the battery under test.
• Polarity: Always ensure the battery is inserted with the correct polarity (positive to positive, negative to negative) before measurement.
• Dead Batteries: If the screen remains blank after inserting the battery, the battery is fully depleted.