Check Spark Plug Strength Two at a Time Under Simulated Engine Speed
This bench tester simulates engine working conditions to fire two 12 V gasoline spark plugs at once, so you can tell good plugs from weak ones by the strength of the spark. A clear protective cover closes over the sockets during the test.
- Dual-Hole Testing
- 0–6000 RPM Adjustable
- Protective Cover
- Signal & Power Indicators
- Plug and Play
Key Features
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Simulated Engine Operation
Turn the rotary switch to change the simulated speed and compare how the plugs perform under different working conditions.
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Dual-Hole Testing
Test two spark plugs at the same time to save time.
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Protective Cover
A clear cover closes over both sockets so the spark can be watched safely during the test.
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Status Indicators
A high-voltage indicator for each socket and a power indicator show the spark plug status at a glance.
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Plug and Play
Simple operation with no setup beyond power and the rotary switch.
Highlights

Two Sockets
Insert two plugs and test them side by side.

Adjustable Speed
The rotary switch sets the working frequency from 0 to 6000 rpm.

Protective Cover
Close the cover before testing to protect the operator.
More Specifications
| Working principle | Digital sensing |
|---|---|
| Main unit dimensions | 145 × 95 × 113 mm |
| Controls and ports | Rotary switch, power port |
Basic Version vs H90
| Basic Version | H90 | |
|---|---|---|
| Simulated RPM | 0–6000rpm | 500–9000rpm |
| Safety protection cover | Yes | No |
| HD digital display | No | Yes |
| Battery clip design | No | Yes |
| Adjustable hole position height | No | Yes |
| Supports long spark plugs | No | Yes |
What’s in the Box
- Main unit
- Power cable
- User manual

How to Use
- Insert the plugsPlace the spark plugs in the test holes.
- Close the coverClose the protective cover over the sockets.
- Power on and set speedConnect the power supply and adjust the working frequency with the rotary switch.
- Watch the sparkObserve the spark plug test status through the protective cover.
Good to Know
Caution
- Do not insert or remove a spark plug while the tester is powered; turn the power off first.
- During operation the spark plug voltage reaches tens of thousands of volts; do not touch it with your hands.




















