Portable All-in-one Car Jump Starter and Tyre Compressor Power Bank Battery Booster

Product ModelGL992
Product ColorGray
Product Size 155.5 x 106.5 x 61.5 mm
 MaterialPC+ABS
MOQ50pcs
Payment MethodTT100%
Western Union
Delivery Time7-15 days
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How to Jumpstart a car with Portable 4-in-1 Car Jump Starter

Model
GL992 12V Car Jump Starter
Capacity
8000mAh
HS Code
8507600090
Description
Jump starter for car, light van, motorcycle, yacht, snowmobile, cell phone, etc
Input voltage
5V – 2A (CC / CV)
Out Voltage
at auto start end 12V
USB Output
5V 2A
Start Current
300A
Peak Current
800A(<3s)
Charging time
5 times
Cycle life
1,000times
Operation Temp.
-40ºC ~65ºC
Product size
 155.5 x 106.5 x 61.5 mm
LED light
Flashlight (2W, Strobe, Flash, SOS), Lighting lamp at 6W
Color
Black
Air Pump
Inflation pressure: 3~150psi
Inflation flow rate: 22L/min
Speed (Inflation): 0~35 psi ≤ 6 minutes at DC14.8V
Detecting pressure
0 ~ 150 PSI

How to jump-start the vehicle with an All-in-one car jump starter:

Step 1: Prepare the Jump Starter
Locate the jump-start cables: Most jump starters have integrated jumper cables. If your model requires you to attach the cables, do so.
Check indicator lights: Ensure the jump starter is ready for use, indicated by appropriate lights.

Step 2: Connect the Jump Starter
Open the vehicle’s hood: Secure it so it stays open.
Identify the battery terminals: Look for the positive (+) and negative (-) terminals on the dead battery.
Connect the cables:
Red to Positive: Attach the red clamp to the positive (+) terminal on the battery.
Black to Negative: Attach the black clamp to a stable metal surface on the vehicle (the negative terminal if it’s safe and accessible; otherwise, use a ground point to minimize sparks).

Step 3: Start the Vehicle
Turn on the jump starter: Some models require you to power on the device.
Start your vehicle: Attempt to turn on the ignition. You may need to try several times. Do not crank the engine for more than 5-10 seconds at a time; wait a minute if it doesn’t start.
Listen for the engine: Once the engine starts, allow it to run for a few minutes to recharge the battery further.

Step 4: Disconnect the Jump Starter
Remove the clamps: Start with the black (negative) clamp, then the red (positive) clamp. Be cautious not to let the clamps touch each other while removing.
Close the vehicle’s hood: Ensure everything is secure.

Step 5: Recharge the Jump Starter
After use, plug in your jump starter to charge it fully for future use.

Safety Tips
Avoid sparks: Be cautious to avoid generating sparks near the battery.
Check for damage: Inspect both the jump starter and the vehicle’s battery for any damage before beginning.
Read the manual: Different jump starters might have specific instructions or safety warnings.