AUTOOL EM365 · ECU Programming Power Supply, Charger & Start Support
Cover Programming and Workshop Power Tasks
The AUTOOL EM365 brings ECU programming power support, intelligent battery charging, battery restoration, vehicle display power, and momentary starting support into one workshop unit. Select adjustable or fixed programming voltage, monitor output on the 2.8-inch color display, and use a dedicated mode for each task—from battery care between jobs to powering vehicle displays.
- Programming Supply Mode
- Up to 150 A for About 3 Minutes
- 20 A Lead-Acid Charging
- 40 A Vehicle Display Mode
- 400 A Momentary Start
Key Features
Select the Right Mode for Each Power Task
Choose Adjustable Or Fixed Programming Voltage
Programming Power Supply mode lets you adjust voltage for the vehicle procedure or choose fixed 14V mode. Use the EM365 for battery power support while your separate programming tool performs the ECU work.
Follow Voltage And Current During The Job
The 2.8-inch color LCD displays output voltage and current. Programming output reaches up to 150A for approximately 3 minutes; thermal protection reduces available current as the unit heats up.
Intelligent Charging With Visible Progress
In Fast Charging mode, the EM365 works as an automotive battery charger that adjusts voltage and current as charging progresses. The screen shows voltage, current, charging progress, and completion so battery service is easy to follow between workshop jobs.
Battery-Type Selection For Lead-Acid Charging
The lead-acid battery charger supports standard lead-acid, AGM flat plate, AGM spiral, and GEL settings. Select the type that matches your battery. For EFB, use External Charging with the battery removed from the vehicle.
40 A Vehicle Display Support
Vehicle Display Mode maintains a float charge and increases output when battery discharge is detected, with up to 40A available in this mode. Use this dedicated setting for vehicle display tasks that need battery support.
Momentary Starting Support
Forced Start provides 400A/12V momentary starting support for a compatible vehicle. Select the mode and follow the on-screen start prompt; match it to the vehicle’s starting requirements.
A Separate Battery Restoration Mode
Treat discharged or long-idle lead-acid batteries through Battery Restoration. Remove the battery from the vehicle first; recovery depends on the battery’s condition and degree of sulfation.
Readable Controls For Everyday Use
Physical buttons, adjustable screen brightness, and selectable interface languages help operators work through modes and settings. The cooling fan, emergency stop, and output protection functions support day-to-day use.
Measurement Functions
Use the built-in display to monitor output while setting up the selected programming, charging, display-power, or start-support task.
3 Years Warranty Support
Main unit: 3-year warranty. Standard accessories: 1-year warranty. Warranty Policy.
Safety & Compatibility
Match Battery Chemistry, Voltage and Task
Choose The Battery Type
Use the correct charging option for the battery label. EFB charging and Battery Restoration require the battery to be removed from the vehicle. This model supports the listed lead-acid battery types.
Match The Vehicle Procedure
For programming, start with a fully charged 12V battery and set the support voltage required by the vehicle procedure. Use the supplied manual to match the unit’s AC input version and connections.
Keep The Unit Ready To Work
Keep ventilation openings clear and use the unit in a dry, ventilated location. Stop output before changing settings; when ending charging, stop charging before removing the clamps.
Verify Polarity and Clamp Contact
Connect the clamps with correct polarity on clean, secure terminals before enabling output; stop output before removing them.
Size the Programming Session
Confirm that the selected mode, voltage range and available output match the vehicle procedure and expected transient load for the full programming event.
Specifications
EM365 Specifications
| Power Input, Protection & Hardware | |
|---|---|
| AC Input Version | 110V or 220V version |
| Input Frequency | 50Hz/60Hz |
| High-Speed Cooling Fan | Yes |
| Output Protection | Reverse polarity; short circuit; overcurrent; temperature protection |
| Enclosure Protection Level | IP21S |
| Insulation Level | F |
| Modes, Interface & Battery Support | |
| Interface Languages | Multilingual |
| Work Modes | Programming power; battery charging; battery restoration; vehicle display; forced start |
| Screen Size | 2.8-inch |
| Multi-Level Intelligent Charging | Yes |
| Car Exhibition Mode | Yes |
| Battery Restoration Function | Yes |
| Charging Battery Types | Standard lead-acid; AGM flat plate; AGM spiral; GEL; EFB (external charging) |
| Programming & Output Ranges | |
| Adjustable Programming Voltage | Yes |
| Programming Voltage Range | 10.8–15 V page / 12–14.8 V manual — confirm supplied version |
| Momentary Starting Support | 400A / 12V |
| Maximum Programming Current | Up to 150A / approx. 3 min |
Manual & Support
Confirm Power Mode and Battery Fit
AUTOOL EM365 User Manual
Open the PDF manual for EM365 programming power, battery charging, restoration and momentary starting support, with operating safety and troubleshooting guidance.
Package Contents
Check Cables and Included Accessories
- Main UnitAUTOOL EM365 inverter programming power supply
- Battery Clamp CableBattery clamp output cable
- AC Power CablePower cable; plug type may depend on selected version
- DocumentationAUTOOL EM365 user manual
- Retail BoxAUTOOL EM365 retail packaging
FAQs
Programming-Power and Charging Questions
Does EM365 Program The ECU Itself?
As an automotive battery support unit, the EM365 supplies power during ECU programming. Use separate programming or diagnostic equipment and follow the vehicle procedure to carry out the ECU work.
Why Use Programming Mode Instead Of Battery Charging?
Programming mode lets you choose a support voltage for the vehicle procedure. Battery Charging follows a charging process that adjusts output as the battery charges. Choose the mode for the job you are doing.
Which Programming Voltage Should I Select?
Use the voltage specified in the vehicle procedure. Adjustable Mode lets you select the required setting; Fixed Mode supplies 14V when that value is appropriate.
How Long Is The Maximum 150A Output Available?
The manual specifies up to 150A for approximately 3 minutes in programming mode. At an internal temperature of 70°C, maximum current is reduced to 50A; it returns to the maximum when the unit cools to 50°C. Match the job to its output and duration requirements.
How Do I Follow Battery Charging?
Select the correct battery type and charging location, then follow voltage, current, and charging progress on the screen. The unit indicates when charging is complete.
Can Battery Restoration Help A Long-Idle Battery?
It provides a treatment option for discharged or long-idle lead-acid batteries. Results depend on condition and sulfation. Use Battery Restoration with the battery removed from the vehicle.
How Is Vehicle Display Mode Different From Charging?
Display mode maintains a float charge and responds when vehicle loads discharge the battery, with up to 40A in this mode. Battery Charging follows a charging process with progress and completion information.
What Does Forced Start Do?
It provides 400A/12V momentary starting support. Check the vehicle’s starting requirements, select Forced Start, and follow the displayed instruction to start the vehicle.
When Should I Choose EM385 Instead?
Choose EM385 if you need LFP (LiFePO4) or NCM lithium battery charging, a 4.3-inch touchscreen, or a separate adjustable power supply mode. EM365 supports the listed lead-acid battery types.
Where Can I Check Accessories And Setup?
See Package Contents for the supplied items. Open Manual & Download for the model-specific guide to menus, connections, and operating instructions.
What Warranty Support Is Available?
Main unit: 3-year warranty. Standard accessories: 1-year warranty. Warranty Policy.
