Portable Jump Starters

With its wireless Qi charger for your phone and two USB sockets for charging other devices, you won’t need to worry about your phone, laptop or other device losing battery power at an inconvenient moment. And for the ultimate camping hack, it even has a built-in torch function with an SOS beacon for emergencies. Its overheat protection withstands the harsh Australian weather and has short-circuit protection and low voltage protection.

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FAQs

How do I jump-start my vehicle using a portable jump starter?

Turn off your vehicle and the portable jump starter. Connect the jump starter's positive (red) clamp to the positive terminal of your vehicle's battery and the negative (black) clamp to a solid, non-moving metal part of your vehicle's engine block or chassis away from the battery and fuel system.

Once the connections are secure, turn on the jump starter and start your vehicle. If it starts, let it run for a few minutes to charge the battery, then carefully disconnect the clamps in the reverse order — negative first, then positive. Ensure the clamps or any metal surfaces don't touch each other during the process.

How often should I recharge the jump starter?

We recommend you regularly recharge your portable jump starter to ensure it's always ready. Recharge it after each use and check its charge level every three to six months if unused.

How long do portable jump starters last? Some models may hold a charge longer, but maintaining a routine check is a good practice. Do portable jump starters come charged? Always refer to the manufacturer's guidelines for specific charging instructions and intervals, as these can vary depending on the model and brand of the jump starter.