600A Emergency Jump Starter & Portable Power Bank + LED Light

600A Emergency Jump Starter & Portable Power Bank + LED Light

A powerful and compact emergency jump starter & portable power bank that provides up to 600 Amp (peak) charge current for jumpstarting 12V vehicles with petrol engines up to 4000cc (4.0L) & diesel engines up to 2500cc (2.5L). It is the perfect piece of kit for those who work in the emergency breakdown sector. Plus, it has a cycle life of up to 1000 recharges, providing a long-lasting performance.

This kit also serves as a robust power bank that provides hours of power for your smartphones and tablets. It comes with 3 USB charge ports (1 x 5V/2.1A & 2 x 5V/1.0A) as well as a 3-in-1 charging cable for connecting your devices.

The kit features a digital display that shows you the current battery level in percentage. It also features an LED light for use at night or in low light condition and supplied in a durable carry case and accessory kit.

The kit features two recharge options. It can be charged by your vehicle’s 12V socket or via your household mains. Charging cables for both options are provided.

Includes:
- Enhanced battery jump start cables
- 12V smart jumpstart cables
- 12V DC in-car charging cable
- 230V AC mains charging cable
- 15V Input Socket
- 3-in-1 phone adaptor cable - Type C/Micro USB (Android)/Lightning(iPhone/iPad)
- 3 x USB charge ports
- Compact carry case
- LED Indicator

Product Specifications:
- Capacity: 16800mAh
- Size: 158mm x 75mm x 30mm
- Cycle life: 1000 Recharges
- LED life: 50.000 hours
- Output voltage for Jumpstart: 12V
- LED saving: 1Watt
- USB output: 1 x 5V/2.1A & 2 x 5V/1.0A

Please note: This kit does not charge your 12V vehicle battery. It is only able to perform emergency jumpstarts!

NOTE! PLEASE READ THE MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE USE! THE ST SWPB3 IS SUPPLIED WITH A LITHIUM ION BATTERY WHICH CAN LEAD TO SERIOUS CONSEQUENCES WITH MISUSE.

IMPORTANT! The ST SWPB3 never recharge directly after you’ve started a car/motorbike. Wait for at least 1 hour before recharging. Secondly never try to start your car/motorbike longer than 3 seconds at each attempt. Otherwise this can lead to overheating, which is not covered under the warranty.