This accuracy is invaluable to automotive repair and vehicle OEMs - it prevents them from having to replace batteries prematurely or issue warranty claims based on faulty test results.Īuto Meter has been selling their load-based testing solutions for many years, but in 2016, it decided it was time for an upgrade. The proprietary test, compliant with the industry standard, RP-129B, accurately simulates a true electrical load on the equipment.
Its test equipment uploads results to a cloud-based portal to create a pool of historical data that is analyzed by machine learning algorithms to detect patterns that correlate with equipment failure.Īmong other things, Auto Meter develops a line of electrical test equipment that allows technicians to accurately predict the useful life of batteries, alternators and starters. Auto Meter has enabled OEMs and service shops to improve failure prediction for electrical components. The forms are also all electronic and integrated into the data management system, allowing for a paper-free environment. Now test results automatically populate relevant forms, which completely eliminates manual entry and thereby decreases chances of transcription errors. The tablet has also automated much of the results delivery and handling process, fully leveraging Auto Meter’s proprietary AMPNET data management system. This means just one technician can do the job as opposed to the two that were required earlier. Use of the Samsung device has untethered technicians who can carry the device to the equipment that needs testing.
Auto Meter has future-proofed its electrical testing solution by bringing it into the mobile age with the use of tablets, creating a lean solution it is proud to sell to its vehicle OEM, automotive repair and retail customers.
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