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The Adjustable Constant Current Electronic Load DL150B is a compact, high-precision USB-powered battery tester and electronic load device. Supporting up to 150W power, 0.2-25A current, and 2-200V voltage, it features patented soft calibration technology for lab-level accuracy. With smart PC connectivity, advanced four-tube discharge design, and comprehensive safety protections, itโs engineered for professionals demanding reliable battery capacity testing and load simulation.







| ASIN | B0BK8YB2F4 |
| Brand | MakerHawk |
| Colour | Purple |
| Customer Reviews | 3.8 out of 5 stars 282 Reviews |
| Included Components | Adjustable Constant Current Electronic Load |
| Item Dimensions | 16.3 x 11 x 6 centimetres |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 16.3 x 11 x 6 centimetres |
| Manufacturer | MakerHawk |
| Manufacturer Part Number | DL150B |
| Maximum Operating Voltage | 200 Volts |
| Measurement Type | Multimeter, Voltmeter |
| Min. Operating voltage | 2 Volts |
| Minimum Operating Voltage | 2 Volts |
| Model Number | DL150B |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Power source | Battery Powered |
| Specification Met | REACH |
| Style | Compact |
| Style Name | Compact |
P**L
GOOD
Works perfect and easy to use.
D**Z
New (purple) Version - Solid Battery Capacity Tester
I'm in the process of building a 100Ah LiFePO4 battery pack for the 48v Torqeedo outboard motor that I have on my pontoon boat (I live on an e-motor only lake). I first discovered this device being used as a battery capacity tester in one of Will Prowse's YouTube videos. It looked like an affordable / easy option for confirming that the batteries I bought did, in fact, have the advertised 100Ah . . . so I clicked on his link to the Amazon store. When I got here, I saw the newer version available and went for it! Note again: this review is for the "New upgrade" purple version. A few comments: 1) The device is working great! I attached a picture of the 6th consecutive cell that I am running through capacity testing. A little smoke rolled off the device when I started discharging the first battery, but stopped within a few seconds. The resistors on the sides of the heat sink get pretty hot when discharging at the 20A I'm using for this cell (0.2C discharge rate), so I expect it was some residual solder flux burning off. In any case, it didn't affect operation in any way that I can see and it hasn't repeated since the first run. 2) The separate discharge and voltage measurement terminals are a must! The discharge terminals measure ~0.4 volts less than the voltage measurement ones due to resistance in my leads (likely the fuse - your results may vary), which would significantly affect measurements. It's a must-have feature, in my opinion, and the older version (the one Will used) doesn't have it. 3) There is a PC app that you can download from a janky-looking website (accessed via the QR code on the back of the device) so you can monitor / control the device from your PC. I'm not trusting enough to install something like that on my PC so I can't comment on it, but the pictures looked pretty cool! 4) No instructions were included with the device. However, the QR code on the back of the device brings up a site (the one referenced above) where you can download them. Unfortunately, there are several downloads there and no indication of which is the correct one (use DL150B). Worse, they are written in VERY poor English and are incomplete! For example, if you want to erase the data from a previous run, you need to press the button and encoder down at the same time until "Data Erase" shows up. Hold them for a moment longer and it factory resets. Neither function is indicated in the instructions. Nor is any information on how to use this kind of device. If you don't know how to use it, don't buy it until you spend some time on YouTube watching people use similar models (I couldn't find any videos with this version). You're likely to hurt yourself or someone you love!!! In summary, great little device if you're tech savvy and one of those people who only resort to instructions as a last resort. You will definitely leverage those "figure it out on my own" skills here! If your using the instructions as your sole method of understanding the device, good luck! Looking at a lot of the bad reviews, I'm guessing a lot of those folks were in this category. I'm on cell #6 now, but will update my review if anything changes before I get through cell #20! Peace!
L**G
Unable to say it was damaged when delivered
Although I received the item as promised, it was damaged and I could not get the screen to display any of the parameters. Totally blank. Not the fault of the company
R**3
Great for determining battery capacities
I use lots of batteries for solar power storage. I like to test new batteries to verify their capacities. I also like to test my older batteries to check their health. This load tester is so easy to use. The display shows me everything I need to know to evaluate my batteries so I can decide if I need to change/swap any out. The unit is very versatile and useful for anyone needing a resistance load tester. You can use it on any DC power source up to 200V. Once the power source shuts down on low voltage, the data is still maintained in the testers memory until it is manually cleared. Just connect it to another DC power source to see your results. I am very happy with this unit as I can set it up, and let it run unattended. It is a great tool and I find it to be a great value for the price. I give it 5 stars.
S**E
Came with non working backlight
The unit is working as it should, but the back light was not functional I had to replaced it myself , it's annoying , and my backlight is not exactly the same size
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