Description:

The Autel PowerScan PS100 is a cutting-edge electrical tester designed to revolutionize the way technicians diagnose vehicle electrical systems. This all-in-one tool offers a comprehensive suite of features including an AVOmeter, test light, built-in flashlight, and more, enabling users to efficiently diagnose electrical issues in vehicles ranging from 6 to 30 volts. With the PowerScan PS100, users can quickly test circuits, locate faults, and verify component functionality, making it an indispensable tool for any automotive technician seeking speed and accuracy in their diagnostics.

Key Features:

• Circuit Breaker Protected: Safeguards the tool from overloads by automatically tripping in case of a short circuit.
• Extremely Easy to Use: User-friendly interface for fast, reliable operation.
• Built-in Flashlight: Illuminates work areas in dark conditions, enhancing visibility.
• Instantly Identifies Circuit Status: Quickly determines if a circuit is positive, negative, or open.
• Continuity Testing: Checks the continuity of switches, relays, and diodes effortlessly.
• 20ft Extendable Cable: Provides excellent reach to test along the entire length of the vehicle.
• AVOmeter: Displays voltage, current, and resistance at the fingertip for precise measurements.
• Component Activation: Uses hot and ground leads to activate electrical components directly from the tool.
• Audio Tone Indicator: Facilitates no-look menu navigation once users are familiar with the tone assignments.
• Bad Ground Detection: Quickly identifies poor ground contacts and locates shorts without wasting fuses.
• Power Injection: Enables powering up of electrical components such as cooling fans and relays with a flip of the power switch.

Technical Information:

• Voltage Range: 6 to 30 volts DC
• Cable Length: 20 feet (extendable)
• Display: Easy-to-read AVOmeter for voltage, current, and resistance
• Protection: Short-circuit protection with an internal circuit breaker
• Power Supply: Powered by vehicle’s battery
• Testing Capabilities: Continuity, polarity checks, ground testing, power injection, component activation, and short circuit location