UTRAI 1000A Car Jump Starter Power Bank Portable Emergency Starter
UTRAI 1000A Car Jump Starter: Your Ultimate Emergency Power Solution
Never find yourself stranded with a dead battery again! The UTRAI 1000A Car Jump Starter is a portable and powerful emergency starting device that combines functionality and convenience in a compact form. Ideal for 12V vehicles, including cars, trucks, motorcycles, boats, RVs, and tractors, this mini jump starter is a must-have for every driver.
Key Features:
- Powerful Performance: With a peak current of 1000A and a starting current of 500A, it can effortlessly jump-start engines up to 6.0L gas and 4.5L diesel.
- Multi-Functional Power Bank: Equipped with dual USB outputs (5V/2.1A and 5V/1A), it allows you to charge multiple devices on the go.
- Versatile LED Light: The jump starter comes with a bright LED flashlight featuring three modes: constant light, SOS, and strobe.
- Smart Safety Technology: Designed with smart clamps that feature LED displays for safe connections, including over-current, over-voltage, and short circuit protection.
- All-Weather Reliability: With an operating temperature range from -20℃ to 75℃, this jump starter is built to withstand extreme conditions.
- Compact and Portable: Lightweight at around 600g, its compact size allows for easy storage in your vehicle.
Specifications:
- Battery Capacity: 12000-18000 mAh
- Charging Time: 4.5 hours
- Battery Cycle Life: About 300 times
- Water Resistance: IP66 Waterproof
Why You Need the UTRAI 1000A Car Jump Starter:
- Long standby time ensures you’re prepared for sudden battery depletion.
- Essential for cold winters when starting your car can be challenging.
- Perfect for road trips, providing peace of mind during long journeys.
Don’t wait for an emergency to realize the importance of a reliable jump starter. Equip yourself with the UTRAI 1000A Car Jump Starter today and ensure you’re always ready to hit the road!
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