I used a professional tester with a range of 100A per channel,that's normally available to me at my job. From my point of view, ZKE is a good choice for complete beginners in battery testers, because their software application allows you to learn the basic principles very quickly. On the other hand, this is also a disadvantage because the options for setting up the test are very limited. Since this spring I have finally managed to migrate from ZKE to the more advanced Neware BTS4000 system even for tests for the community.
ZKE testers are only able to perform single-stage DCIR tests. I haven't noticed a major problem with accuracy when compared with a professional tester, but it definitelly requires more work, because the DCIR value needs to be calculated from measured data using a macro, so it's a pretty thankless job.