Simply plug the adapter into the OBD2 socket, pair it with your smartphone and open a compatible app. The Bluetooth 5.0 wireless connection enables convenient transmission of diagnostic data without additional cables.
The device can read standard fault codes stored in the engine control unit. Deleting codes and switching off the engine warning light is possible depending on the functions of the app used, and only after the cause of the fault has been resolved.
Power is supplied directly from the 12 V OBD2 diagnostic socket. Plug and Play installation requires neither an external power cable nor complicated assembly.
The OBD2 diagnostic adapter connects directly to the vehicle's diagnostic socket. After pairing it with a phone and launching a compatible diagnostic app, it provides access to basic information about the vehicle's condition. Its compact design, with no need for an external power supply, is ideal for quickly checking a car at home or on the road.
Using a compatible app, you can monitor, for example:
The adapter supports common OBD2 protocols, including ISO 9141, KWP2000, SAE J1850 PWM, SAE J1850 VPW and CAN. After approximately 30 minutes without communication, it switches to a reduced power consumption mode. For long-term vehicle storage, it is recommended to disconnect the adapter from the OBD2 socket. The available functions and displayed data depend on the specific vehicle, control unit and app used. Deleting a fault code does not eliminate a mechanical or electrical fault.
