Midtronics, a global leader in battery management technology, and represented locally by COMTEST, offers the proven MVT handheld battery tester. This revolutionary tool, powered by MDX-AI, is set to redefine the standards of battery diagnostics and testing in the automotive industry.
The MVT battery tester is designed to deliver unparalleled accuracy and efficiency in battery diagnostics, making it an essential tool for automotive technicians and quick-service centres. This innovative product introduces a new era in handheld battery testing, showcasing capabilities previously thought to be unattainable.
Key features of the MVT battery tester are:
• Accurate diagnosis of discharged batteries in-vehicle, eliminating the need for charging.
• Instant test results with no user input required in most quick lane testing scenarios.
• Accurate battery diagnosis when the cold cranking amps (CCA) rating is not visible.
• Reliable battery diagnosis in the presence of vehicle system noise interruptions.
Powered by MDX-AI, the MVT delivers lightning-fast battery testing while maintaining professional accuracy, ensuring that automotive professionals can efficiently diagnose and address battery issues with confidence and precision.
In addition to its ground-breaking diagnostic capabilities, the MVT features a range of user-friendly attributes, including:
• An intuitive user interface for straightforward operation.
• Over-the-air data transmission and updateability for continuous improvement.
• Email test results for seamless communication and record-keeping.
• An optional integrated printer for convenient hard copy results.
Will Sampson, president of Midtronics, said, “The MVT enables automotive industry technicians and service centres to accurately diagnose batteries faster than ever before, improving customer satisfaction and streamlining operations. The MVT powered by MDX-AI is truly unique.”
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