Battery tester TOYA Sthor 81700 — compact handheld tester, width 100 mm, depth 60 mm, weight 46 g

TOYA Sthor 81700 is a compact handheld battery tester designed to check the condition and remaining charge of common consumer batteries. With a slim footprint of 100 mm width and 60 mm depth and a weight of 46 g, this lightweight tester is supplied as a single unit per pack and is intended for quick checks in household, workshop or retail environments.

Advantages

The device combines compact dimensions and low weight for easy storage and portability. Its simple operation allows fast verification of battery usability without complicated setup. The construction is focused on practical everyday use, enabling quick decision-making about replacing or reusing batteries.

Suitable for

• Testing AA, AAA and other common consumer batteries used in household devices
• Quick checks in workshops during maintenance or repairs
• Retail environments for spot-checking battery condition before sale
• Portable use at home for remote controls, toys, flashlights and small electronics

Key specifications

• Form factor: compact handheld tester
• Width: 100 mm
• Depth: 60 mm
• Weight: 46 g
• Package contents: 1 piece per pack
• Intended function: battery condition and charge level checking for consumer batteries

How to use

Place the tester on a stable surface and position the battery according to the tester’s contact points. Ensure correct polarity alignment and make firm contact between the battery terminals and the tester. Read the indicated result according to the tester’s display or indicator marks to determine whether the battery has sufficient charge for continued use or needs replacement. When testing multiple batteries, perform tests one at a time and avoid shorting the battery terminals.

Usage recommendations

Store the tester in a dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. For reliable readings, test batteries at room temperature and clean battery contacts if they are dirty or corroded. Use this tester for preliminary checks; for precise capacity measurements consider laboratory-grade equipment.