Check the relay layout
Match the relay’s pin layout and coil requirements to the RT01 instructions.
Check supported four- and five-pin relays with socket, voltage and result indications.
Prepare your selected setup and follow the model instructions.
Match the relay’s pin layout and coil requirements to the RT01 instructions.
Choose the supported socket and supply arrangement described in the exact model instructions.
Follow the voltage display and result lights through the model’s stated test procedure.
Prepare a supported relay for testing.
Check the pin layout before setup.
Use the supported socket arrangement.
Compare compatible relay layouts.
The RT01 tester with its wired clip connection.
External battery and relays are setup items, not added package contents.
Check a supported relay on a dedicated tester. RelayCheck RT01 combines relay sockets, a digital voltage display and red/green result indicators.
The ANENG RT01 supports specified four- and five-pin automotive relays and uses external battery power through clip leads. Its ten-cycle switching sequence is intended to check relay contact behaviour and consistency.
| Model | RT01 |
|---|---|
| Supported relay arrangements | Specified four- and five-pin types |
| Test sockets | Three |
| Listed switching sequence | Ten cycles |
| Minimum listed coil resistance | 20 Ω |
| Approximate lead length | 42 cm |
Check the RT01 manual for the relay socket, permitted supply and pin arrangement before connecting it. The listed minimum coil resistance is 20Ω; the tester must match the relay you plan to check.
BELVOX RelayCheck RT01 – Automotive Relay Tester