LiPo Battery Voltage Checker (up to 8-cell) w/ Low Voltage Warning Alarm

This is the Team Integy LiPo Voltage Checker with built in Warning Alarm. This voltage checker can be used with 1-8S LiPo, Li-ion, LiMn and LiFe batteries. When the battery reaches 3.3V the voltage checker will turn on a red LED light and buzz. This is useful during flight when the lights are not visible.

Specifications:

• Cells: 1-8S
• Voltage Detection Precision: +/- 0.01V
• Unit Voltage Display Range: 0.50-4.49V
• Total Voltage Display Range: 0.50-35.9V
• 1S Test Mode Voltage Range: 3.3-29.9V
• 1S Test Mode Detection Precision: +/- 0.5%
• Low Voltage Buzzer Alarm Mode: 2-8S
• Alarm Set Value Range: OFF~2.7~3.8V
• Size: 4 x 2.5 x 1cm

Packaging list

• 1 x Lipo Battery Tester

Testing and Monitoring Your Battery

Note: When the voltage is below the set value, it will buzzer with red LED Light, pre-set value 3.3V, press the key can change the voltage settings and save. 

This device is capable of monitoring each cell in your battery and sounding an alarm when the battery gets too low. This is essential for the care of your battery - if you let your battery fall to low in voltage, the battery will become permanently damaged and unusable.

Note: The Tester/Monitor is not capable of turning your battery off, you must still manually disconnect your battery from your robot.

To attach your battery to the Battery Tester/Monitor, first find the ground wire on the balance connector. This wire will be the one farthest away from the red wire. Match the ground wire up to the minus symbol on the back of the Tester/Monitor. The red wire should match up to the 3s pin.

Once your battery is connected, the Tester/Monitor will make a noise. It will then cycle through various measurements

• ALL:The voltage across the entire battery.~11.1 nominal voltage, this may vary when fully charged or after discharge.
• No.1:The voltage across the first cell of the battery. ~3.7 nominal voltage, this may vary when fully charged or after discharge.
• No.2:The voltage across the second cell of the battery. ~3.7 nominal voltage, this may vary when fully charged or after discharge.
• No.3:The voltage across the third cell of the battery. ~3.7 nominal voltage, this may vary when fully charged or after discharge.

We recommend that you attach your Battery Tester/Monitor whenever you are running your robot. When you are done running your robot, remove the Battery Tester/Monitor. Do not store the battery with the Battery Tester/Monitor attached, as the tester will slowly drain the battery

You can push the button on the battery monitor to change the voltage that the alarm will sound (or even turn it off). You can change the monitor to values between 2.7 and 3.8V. We recommend the default setting of 3.3v.