Leagend to show battery testers, monitors and SuperCap jump starters at AAPEX 2026

Leagend will showcase its battery testing, monitoring and starting products at AAPEX 2026 in Las Vegas from Nov. 3-5. The lineup is aimed at workshops, distributors and aftermarket buyers looking for more precise diagnostics and longer-term battery visibility.

Why it matters: - Modern vehicles depend on reliable electrical systems, making accurate battery diagnostics and ongoing monitoring more important for workshops and vehicle owners. - Leagend is using AAPEX 2026 to target distributors, workshop-equipment suppliers and aftermarket professionals that need battery-care tools for professional service and long-term monitoring. - The company is also positioning its SuperCap jump starter line as a battery-service product, not just an emergency starting tool.

What happened: - Leagend will exhibit at AAPEX 2026 in Las Vegas from Nov. 3-5, 2026. - The company will feature its Battery Tester and Battery Monitor ranges at Booth V7315, Level 2, The Venetian Expo. - Leagend also plans to show its SuperCap Jump Starter range during the event.

The details: - The leagend BA4000 Battery Tester is designed for professional workshop use. - The BA4000 supports 6V, 12V and 24V lead-acid batteries, plus compatible 6V and 12V lithium batteries. - The BA4000 also tests 12V and 24V vehicle cranking and charging systems. - The device measures cold cranking amps, internal resistance, voltage, state of charge and state of health. - Automatic temperature compensation helps improve diagnostic accuracy. - The BA4000 records real-time voltage curves for up to 120 seconds. - The tester stores up to 2,100 historical test records. - A built-in thermal printer produces battery, cranking and charging reports directly from the device. - Leagend says the BA4000 is intended to help technicians explain results to customers and keep service records without extra printing equipment. - The leagend BM7 Battery Monitor is built for continuous monitoring and ultra-low-power operation. - The BM7 supports compatible 6V, 12V and 24V lead-acid and lithium batteries. - The monitor covers cars, trucks, motorcycles, boats and energy storage systems. - Through a companion smart app, users can track battery voltage, charge percentage and temperature. - The BM7 records measurements every two minutes. - The monitor stores up to 72 days of historical data on the device. - The app supports unlimited historical data storage. - Users can receive abnormal-condition notifications and monitor up to four devices on one screen. - Leagend says the BM7 is suited to long-term parking, seasonal vehicles and other applications where regular inspections are difficult. - The company’s SuperCap Jump Starter line includes the JS200, JS300 and JS400 for 12V vehicles, plus the JS600 for 24V applications, including commercial vehicles. - The SuperCap system uses permanent on-board installation and supercapacitors that recharge from the vehicle’s electrical system. - The system supplies additional starting current during engine cranking and is designed to reduce load on the vehicle battery. - The smart app for the SuperCap line tracks vehicle battery and supercapacitor status, including voltage, charge level, temperature, starting performance and historical records. - The SuperCap Jump Starter operates across a temperature range of -40°C to 80°C. - Leagend says the battery-free supercapacitor design avoids lithium battery aging, swelling and thermal runaway concerns. - The company was founded in 2005 and says it has more than 20 years of industry experience. - Leagend’s broader portfolio also includes battery chargers, OBD II diagnostic tools, thermal imaging products and other automotive electronics. - The company offers sourcing, distribution, private-label and OEM/ODM services for international distributors, importers and automotive brands. - More information is available by contacting info@leagend.com. - Leagend’s social links included LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook and X.

Between the lines: - Leagend is separating its product lineup into two use cases: workshop diagnostics and owner-facing battery monitoring. - The BA4000 emphasizes service-center efficiency through report printing, data storage and multi-system testing. - The BM7 leans toward convenience and visibility for vehicles that sit unused for long periods. - The SuperCap line broadens the pitch beyond test-and-monitor products into starting assistance and battery-life extension.

What's next: - Leagend will use AAPEX 2026 to pitch product sourcing, distribution and customization discussions with potential partners. - The company is looking to convert booth traffic into OEM/ODM and private-label business opportunities. - After the show, leagend will likely keep marketing the same product ranges to distributors and aftermarket channels worldwide.

The bottom line: - Leagend is coming to AAPEX 2026 with a broader battery-care portfolio that spans testing, monitoring and starting support for both workshop and consumer applications.