The Newest Technology in Jump Starter
What would you do if your car doesn’t start and there isn’t a soul in sight? You might have jumper cables but they won’t help without another vehicle to hook up to. In this case, you need a jump starter.
What is a jump starter? A jump starter is a portable device that starts your vehicle when your battery is weak or dead. The battery inside the jump starter provides the power to start your vehicle. American Battery Corporation carries 2 different types, because choice is important. The first is the Lithium type of jump starter. It is the newest in technology. Smaller and lighter, with more power. The other type is older technology, but proven to be reliable. Each has its own advantages and disadvantages.
| 400A Starting Power | 1000A Starting Power | 15000A Starting Power | 2000A Starting Power | 4000A Starting Power |
| 4.0L Gas Engines | 6.0L Gas | 7.0L Gas | 8.0L Gas | 10.0L Gas |
| 100 Lumen LED | 3.0L Diesel | 4.5L Diesel | 6.0L Diesel | 10.0L Diesel |
| 20X Jumps/Charge | 100 Lumen LED | 200 Lumen LED | 400 Lumen LED | 500 Lumen LED |
| USB In/Out | 20X Jumps/Charge | 30X Jumps/Charge | 40X Jumps/Charge | 80X Jumps/Charge |
| USB In/Out | USB In/Out | USB In/Out | USB In/Out | |
| Hot/Cold LED | 12V Supply | 12V Supply | ||
| 12V 2.1A In | 12V 3A In | 12V 5A In | ||
| Integrated Voltmeter |
These units are smaller and lighter than the typical jump starter. These units also hold their charge for much longer than the lead acid starter. That, with the added power supply for USB devices make them a valuable addition to your vehicle and travel plans.
The Old Stand-By – Lead Acid Jump Starter
The Rescue 3000 Jump Starter is one that has a larger battery than the typical lead acid jump starter. Most jump starters have an 18 AH battery. The Rescue 3000 has a 39 AH battery for more power and more starts per charge.
Features of the Rescue 3000:Rescue 3000 Jump Starter:
- 1500 peak amps
- Built in work light and flasher
- Extra long 55″ cables
- Safeguard audible signal and light
- LED clamp lights
- Battery status gauge
- DC power source
Safety
Always follow the directions in the instruction manual. With the unit off, connect the red, positive cable to the positive terminal of the battery. Connect the black, negative cable to a ground in the engine compartment. For example, the engine block. Make sure it is bare metal and away from moving parts. Turn the unit on and start the vehicle. Once started, turn the unit off, remove the negative cable, then the positive cable. For positively grounded vehicles, the order of connecting and removing is reversed. Connect the negative cable first and remove it last. Please adhere to storage temperatures for the Lithium Jump Starters. It is important to follow all Warnings and Procedures.
Maintenance
Really, the only thing you need to do is keep the unit charged. The mistake a lot of people make is to throw it in the trunk and never take it out until they need it. Guess what? It’s dead! Keep your jump starter fully charged by taking it out and charging it once a month. It will be worth your time if you ever need to use it.
As always, American Battery Corporation is here to answer your questions and concerns. Give us a call or stop by – we love to solve problems. Remember, “We Sell Batteries – Knowledge and Service Are Free”.