Type-C Inductance Tester for Motherboard & Phone Repair, High-Sensitivity Electromagnetic Coil Fault Detector with LED Indicator, Quick PCB Diagnostic Tool, Portable Inductor Checker for Technicians

아마존 달러(USD) 가격을 각 날짜의 환율로 원화 환산해 표시합니다. 현재 환율 $1 = ₩1,458 (2026-07-29 기준)

상품 특징

• No Desoldering. No Damage. No Wasted Time. — Traditional coil testing means desoldering each component, risking board damage and burning 30–60 seconds per coil. This tester hovers 1–3 mm above the inductor, delivers a clear green LED pass or dark LED fail in 2–3 seconds, and leaves the board untouched. For a motherboard with 8–12 power coils, you save 5–10 minutes every single repair
• Compatible with CPU VRMs, PMIC Rails, Charging Coils and Backlight Circuits: The slim 2.95 inch probe tip navigates dense SMD layouts and fits into tight shield-can gaps without shorting adjacent components. Note: Qualitative pass/fail screening tool, not a precision LCR meter
• USB-C Powered for Maximum Portability: Phone charger, power bank, laptop USB port - if it outputs via USB-C, this tester runs off it. No batteries to swap, no proprietary adapters, no desk outlet required. Take it to on-site client repairs, mobile service vans, or a crowded field workbench without adding a single extra cable to your bag
• Simple One-Button Operation with LED Indicator: No calibration menus, no probe leads to clip, no range-setting. A solid green means the inductor is healthy; no light means open, shorted, or failed. Clear enough for a first-year apprentice, fast enough for a seasoned tech running 20 repairs a day. Anti-static PCB design and a tactile button rated for thousands of presses handle daily bench life without complaint
• 3 Testers in Every Box — Stock the Bench, the Bag & the Backup — Each unit is 2.95 × 1.06 × 0.21 inches and weighs just 1.6 oz, so keeping one at the bench, one in the go-bag, and one as a spare costs far less than a single bench LCR meter. Built on a robust PCB chassis with an operating range of 32–104°F, these are designed to survive the daily grind of a professional repair environment