Can I test Acuratelly the Energizer Ultimate Lithium AA?
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Yes this model does test lithium batteries. The smaller les expensive version does not.
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Yes, the tester has separate terminals for lithium AA and lithium AAA cells. The Energizer Ultimate Lithiums can be expected to have somewhat longer useful life than "ordinary" lithium cells, but the tester will accurately show their condition. This is simply the best tester out there, and if you're like me, you'll quickly realize what a good investment it is.
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According to the specification listing, it should accurately test this battery. It lists that it checks 1.5v lithium AA (L91) and my understanding is that the Lithium Ultimate is that battery type.
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You can use both.I use lithium ultimates in mine, makes it lighter, last longer.
2055217
Same problem with aircraft batteries. I tried setting it at a low CCA battery setting to see what would happen and got a reading. I have no way to know if that result is accurate. The thing is designed around inputting the CCA to do the test, so I guess it might not be the answer for you. You might want to consider a carbon pile style tester.
565526
Yes. The manual indicates the following tests: AC/DC voltage & current (amps) measurement, resistance measurement (ohms), diode test, continuity test, and battery test.
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Yes. The lower left testing area is for lithium, lower right is 9v alkaline, top two areas for the 1.2v and 1.5v. Hope this helps.
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Energizer Ultimate Lithium batteries provide about 2000 non-flash photos and about two hours of video. Generic AA batteries provide very poor performance with any advanced camera.
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I'm not sure as I have only tested standard batteries but I think lithium can be tested as well.
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I believe the ZTS Mini Battery Tester - ZTS MINI-MBT will test it. It will test a 3 volt lithium photo battery. Note that it is expensive, BUT it is a pulse tester and NOT a voltage tester. Bottom Line is it very good and works great.
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The controller will not be able to detect Low Voltage from a Lithium battery, it is not recommended. There was an issue with this controller, but limited to date code 1401. The date code is found under the battery compartment cover, etched into the plastic. If your unit has this date code, Galcon offers a replacement.
1502015
I am not sure about Lithium batteries however, for my use I have found that the Duracell brand outlast the Energizer brand
1299717
It can not test any battery well. There are other testers better then this. There is an inexpensive tester out there. I do not have the model number. It is black with a red slide to make contact with the terminals of the battery. It works great.
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2x http://www.energizer.com/batteries/Specialty/specialty-lithium-photo/Pages/123.aspx
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Yes. AA batteries. Mine even came with a set of Energizer Ultimate Lithium. It can accept lithium, rechargeable, or alkaline. Just make sure you set it to the type you're using.
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Absolutely! Matter of fact this multi-tester is so powerful, handy and easy to use, and with auto range feature; for instant, if you want to test your battery, just slide the switch to volt and read voltage instantly. This one is always in my pocket, every time when I want to test something quick, am always grab this one instead of my other big and expensive ones. My son always wants to borrow this little one for his robot project. Trust me, you will love it.
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Yes, you can use the 3.7v. I use a rechargeable 3.7v, and it actually produces a brighter light than a standard AA lithium.
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Please note that the original eight (8) contact version of the ZTS MBT-1 tests most common batteries (AAA, AA, C, D, N, 9v, Li Coin type batteries, CR123, NiCd & NiMH, A76, etc). It does not test the specialty 3.6v Li-Ion rechargeables (18500, 18650, etc). If you can find one, it is still a great tester and you save a few dollars - Why pay extra for something you don't need.
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Yes, there is a dedicated spot for 1.5v AA lithium batteries, although I, personally, don't have such batteries to test it.