ANENG BT175 Battery Tester and B05 Screwdriver Electric Pen User Manual

1. Introduction

This manual provides detailed instructions for the safe and effective use of your ANENG BT175 Battery Tester and B05 Screwdriver Electric Pen. The BT175 is a professional 12V/24V lead-acid battery life detector, compatible with various battery types and testing standards. The B05 is a versatile electric pen screwdriver with multiple detection functions. Please read this manual thoroughly before operation and keep it for future reference.

2. Safety Information

WARNING: Always observe safety precautions when working with electrical systems and batteries. Failure to do so may result in injury or damage to the device or vehicle.

• Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including safety glasses and gloves.
• Ensure the vehicle ignition is off before connecting or disconnecting the battery tester.
• Avoid contact with battery acid. If contact occurs, flush immediately with water and seek medical attention.
• Do not use the battery tester on damaged or leaking batteries.
• Keep the devices away from children.
• The BT175 is designed for lead-acid batteries (12V/24V) only. Do not use it for lithium battery testing.
• Ensure proper connection of the alligator clips (red to positive, black to negative) to avoid short circuits.

3. Package Contents

The package contents may vary based on the selected SKU. Typically, it includes:

• ANENG BT175 Battery Tester
• ANENG B05 Screwdriver Electric Pen (if included in SKU)
• User Manual (this document)
• Packing Box

4. Product Overview

4.1. ANENG BT175 Battery Tester

The ANENG BT175 is a professional tool for diagnosing the health of 12V/24V lead-acid batteries. It features a high-definition LCD backlit screen for clear readings in various environments and insulated alligator clips for safe operation.

1. LCD backlit bright screen
2. Up select key
3. Reset key
4. Return key: In the state of measurement results, press the return key to return to the initial power-on P1 state; if it is in the Px state, it will return to the previous state until the P1 state.
5. Confirm key
6. Select key down
7. Back support frame
8. Negative alligator clip
9. Positive alligator clip

The display shows 4 types of battery options (STD, AGM, GEL, EFB) and various test standards (CCA, IEC, SAE, EN, DIN, AH).

4.2. ANENG B05 Screwdriver Electric Pen

The B05 is a newly upgraded electric pen screwdriver designed for various electrical detection tasks. It features a strong torque, sensitive detection, and a magnetic batch head.

Key Features:

• Product Name: Screwdriver Pen
• Shell Material: ABS plastic
• Batch Head Material: Chrome vanadium steel magnetic
• Bit Specifications: Word/cross
• Eight Functions: Zero FireWire Recognition, Cross/one-word batch header, Non-contact sensing, Line breakpoint lookup, Self-test function, Highlights, Magnetic batch, Smart chip.

5. Setup

5.1. ANENG BT175 Battery Tester

The BT175 is designed for ease of use with integrated wiring. No external power is required as it draws power from the battery being tested.

1. Ensure the vehicle ignition is off.
2. Connect the black alligator clip to the negative (-) terminal of the battery.
3. Connect the red alligator clip to the positive (+) terminal of the battery.
4. The device will automatically power on and the LCD screen will light up.

5.2. ANENG B05 Screwdriver Electric Pen Battery Installation

The B05 Screwdriver Electric Pen requires 3 LR41 button batteries.

1. Rotate and open the top metal cap.
2. Take out the old battery and spring in sequence.
3. Replace with a new button battery. When loading, pay attention to the positive electrode of the battery facing down.
4. Put back the spring in sequence and tighten the cap.
5. Contact the pen tip and cap to conduct a self-test. A normal green light indicates correct installation.

6. Operating Instructions

6.1. ANENG BT175 Battery Tester Operation

The BT175 can detect multiple data points for 12V/24V batteries, including lifespan, internal resistance, voltage, discharge, power, and battery status.

1. Turn the car off (key to off gear).
2. Connect the alligator clips to the battery terminals (red to positive, black to negative).
3. Enter the P1 state. Use the ▲/▼ keys to select the battery type (STD, AGM, GEL, EFB). Press OK/TEST to proceed.
4. Enter the P2 state. Use the ▲/▼ keys to select the battery standard (CCA, IEC, SAE, EN, DIN, AH). Press OK/TEST to proceed.
5. Enter the P3 state. Use the ▲/▼ keys to adjust the maximum discharge current of the battery under test. Press OK/TEST to proceed.
6. Enter the measurement result state. Use the ▲/▼ keys to select and observe different result data (lifespan, internal resistance, voltage, discharge, power, status).

Video Demonstration:

Video 6.1: Product demonstration of the ANENG BT175 battery tester, showing connection and basic operation for car and 24V batteries.

6.2. ANENG B05 Screwdriver Electric Pen Operation

The B05 offers several detection modes:

1. Zero Live Wire Determination: Touch the top cap with your hand. Insert the pen tip into a socket. If the green light is on, it's the zero line. If both red and green lights are on, it's the firewire.

   

2. Non-Contact Voltage Sensing: Hold the pen and bring the tip near a live wire or electrical component. The green light will turn on if voltage is sensed without direct contact.

   

3. Line Breaking Point Judgment: Check along a wire. Where the green light disappears indicates a line disconnection point.

   

4. Electrical Switch Detection: Contact the electric pen to the contact rod. If the inner core of the wire is not damaged, the LED green light will light up. If it is off, the inner core of the wire has poor contact.

7. Maintenance

• Keep the devices clean and dry. Wipe with a soft, damp cloth if necessary. Do not use abrasive cleaners or solvents.
• Store the devices in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
• Regularly check the alligator clips and cables for any signs of wear or damage. Replace if necessary.
• For the B05 Screwdriver, replace the LR41 button batteries when the indicator lights become dim or stop working.

8. Troubleshooting

BT175: No display or device not powering on:

Ensure the alligator clips are securely connected to the battery terminals. The device draws power from the battery. Check if the battery itself is completely dead (below 8V).

BT175: Inaccurate readings or 'Bad Contact Alert':

Clean the battery terminals and alligator clips to ensure good electrical contact. Ensure the clips are firmly attached. The device has a wire clip poor contact reminder feature.

B05: Indicator lights not working:

Check and replace the 3 LR41 button batteries as per the installation instructions in Section 5.2.

B05: Inconsistent detection:

Ensure proper contact with the top cap for zero live wire detection. For non-contact sensing, ensure the tip is close enough to the live source.

9. Specifications

9.1. ANENG BT175 Battery Tester Specifications

Note: The parameters are for reference only, and the actual measurement of the specific equipment shall prevail.

9.2. ANENG B05 Screwdriver Electric Pen Specifications

10. User Tips

• For the BT175, always ensure a clean connection to the battery terminals for the most accurate readings. Corroded terminals can lead to false results.
• When testing car batteries, it's good practice to turn off all accessories to prevent interference with the test.
• The B05 screwdriver's non-contact voltage sensing is useful for quick checks, but for precise voltage measurements, always use a multimeter.
• Remember to replace the B05 batteries promptly when the light dims to maintain optimal performance.

11. Warranty and Support

For any technical support or warranty inquiries, please refer to the official ANENG customer service channels or the retailer where the product was purchased. Keep your purchase receipt as proof of purchase.

A user manual in PDF format is available for download: Download User Manual (PDF)