PowerTraveller StartMonkey200 Automobile Smallest Battery Booster

PowerTraveller StartMonkey200 Automobile Smallest Battery Booster

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Introducing the startmonkey200 - the world's smallest "jump start" system for car batteries.

In 2009, the RAC were called out a whopping 177,916 times to jumpstart cars! A flat battery was the number 1 reason they were called out for breakdown assistance during last year.

The startmonkey200 can restart a standard 12 volt car battery between 15 and 20 times on a full charge thanks to its High Energy Dynamic Polymer Battery and it's packed with high-tech features to give you total peace of mind. The startmonkey200 has 2 output channels: 1) a 12volt, 120Amp car jump start and 2) a 12volt, 100 watt max, 8Amp DC output for charging your portable gadgets.

startmonkey200 is easy to use. For the average car with a flat battery, firstly ensure the engine battery is 12 volts (if 5 or 24 volts - DO NOT USE with startmonkey200). Check the battery capacity level in the startmonkey200 and then simply attach the jump leads (red to red, black to black) to your car battery and the startmonkey200 will automatically start delivering 120 amps of continuous power. Leave the startmonkey200 for 5-8 seconds, then turn the ignition on your car and your car will start.

ONLY to be used with 12volt vehicle engine batteries e.g. cars, bikes, boats, lawnmowers, etc

APPROVAL ByCE, FCC, RoHS, E-Mark, Green Dot and WEEE

• 2 output level protection features ; balance charging and discharging ;
• balance charging and discharging ; wrong polarity protection ; over-charge protection
• integrated software to control charging procedure ; low battery warning display

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