REVERSE
CORRECT
BOOST
REVERSE
CORRECT
BOOST
JUMP ST
AR
TER
& POWER BANK
INSTRUCTION MANU
AL
SPECIFIC
ATIONS
Output:
12V
Peak Current:
400A
Li-P
o Ba
tter
y:
11.1V
, 2.5Ah,
27.75Wh
Start Current:
200A - 5 Sec.
W
eight:
0.35 kg
OJS-800
ST
AND
ARD EQUIPMENT
W
ARRANTY
OZITO
Australia/New Zealand (Head Office) 25 F
ox Drive,Dandenong South,
Victoria,
Australia 3175.
ozito.com.au
Jump Starter & P
ower Bank
0221
IN ORDER
TO MAKE
A CLAIM UNDER
THIS
W
ARRANTY
YOU MUST RETURN
THE PRODUCT
TO YOUR
NEAREST
BUNNINGS W
AREHOUSE
WITH
YOUR BUNNINGS REGISTER RECEIPT
.
PRIOR TO
RETURNING YOUR
PRODUCT
FOR W
ARRANTY
PLEASE TELEPHONE
OUR
CUSTOMER SERVICE HELPLINE:
Australia: 1800 069 486
New Zealand: 0508 069 486
The benefits provided under this warranty are in addition to other rights and remedies
which are a
vailable to you a
t la
w
.
Our goods come with guarantees tha
t cannot be exc
luded a
t la
w
. Y
ou are entitled to a
replacement or refund for a major failure and for compensa
tion for an
y other reasonably
foreseeable loss or dama
ge.
Y
ou are also entitled to ha
ve the goods repaired or replaced
if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major
failure.
Generally you will be responsible for all costs associa
ted with a c
laim under this warranty
,
ho
wever
, where you ha
ve suffered an
y additional direct loss as a result of a defective
product you may be able to c
laim such expenses by contacting our customer ser
vice
helpline above.
TO ENSURE
A SPEED
Y RESPONSE PLEASE
HA
VE
THE MODEL NUMBER
AND DA
TE OF
PURCHASE A
VAILABLE.
A
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
REPRESENT
ATIVE WILL T
AKE YOUR
CALL AND
ANSWER
ANY QUESTIONS
YOU MA
Y HA
VE
RELA
TING TO THE W
ARRANTY
POLICY
OR
PROCEDURE.
POWER BANK/JUMP ST
AR
TER SAFETY
W
ARNINGS
12V 400A
3 YEAR REPLACEMENT W
ARRANTY*
Your product is guaranteed for a period of
36 months from the original date of
purchase
.
If a product is defective it will be replaced in accordance with
the terms of
this warranty
. W
arranty exc
ludes consumable parts,
for example:
valve ada
pters and
accessories.
*This product is intended for DIY use only and replacement warranty covers domestic use.
W
ARNING
The following actions will result in the warranty being void.
If the tool has been opera
ted on a supply volta
ge other than tha
t specified on the tool.
If the tool sho
ws signs of dama
ge or defects caused by or resulting from abuse,
accidents
or altera
tions.
Failure to perform maintenance as set out within the instruction manual.
If the tool is disassembled or tampered with in an
y way
.
Professional,
industrial or high frequenc
y use.
Stora
ge Case
USB Charge Cable,
2-in-1
Micro/Mini USB Cable
W
ARNING!
Sa
ve all warnings and instructions for future reference
W
ARNING!
Read all safety warnings and all instructions.
F
ailure to follo
w the
warnings and instructions may result in electric shock,
fire and/or serious injur
y.
Power Bank
1.
The po
wer bank is not fully charged out of the carton.
F
irst read the safety instructions and
then follo
w the charging notes and procedures.
2.
F
or optimum performance a
void lo
w discharge c
yc
les.
Charge the power bank frequently
.
3.
Use and store the po
wer bank in dr
y conditions with lo
w humidity between 0-40°C,
ideally
at 15°C.
Avoid exposing the po
wer bank to direct sunlight.
4.
Do not keep the po
wer bank in places where tempera
tures are liable to reach over 40°C,
such as in a car
, metal shed or similar tha
t is in direct sunlight.
5.
Do not ignite the po
wer bank or expose it to fire.
There is a risk of explosion!
6.
Do not exhaustively discharge ba
tteries.
Exhaustive discharge will dama
ge the ba
tter
y cells.
The most common cause of exhaustive discharge is long-term stora
ge and continued use
of lo
w-charge ba
tteries.
Al
ways store the po
wer bank with some charge.
Charge the po
wer
bank ever
y 4 months to restore charge.
Stop working as soon as the performance of the
po
wer bank falls noticeably or the electronic protection system triggers.
7.
Protect the po
wer bank from overloads.
Overloads will quickly result in overhea
ting and cell
dama
ge inside the ba
tter
y housing without this overhea
ting being a
pparent externally
.
8.
Avoid dama
ge and shocks.
Do not use the po
wer bank which ha
ve been dropped from a
height of more than one meter or strong external impact,
even if the housing of the po
wer
bank a
ppears to be undama
ged.
The ba
tter
y cells inside the po
wer bank may ha
ve suffered
serious dama
ge.
9.
Use only original ba
tter
y packs.
The use of other ba
tteries may result in injuries,
explosion,
and a fire risk.
10.
Protect your rechargeable ba
tter
y a
gainst moisture,
rain and high humidity
. Moisture,
rain
and high humidity can cause dangerous cell dama
ge.
Never charge or use ba
tteries which
ha
ve been exposed to moisture,
rain or high humidity
.
11.
Never a
ttempt to open the po
wer bank for an
y reason.
If the plastic housing of the po
wer
bank is dama
ged,
do not use the po
wer bank.
12.
When po
wer bank is not in use,
keep it a
way from other metal objects,
like pa
per c
lips,
coins,
keys,
nails,
screws or other small metal objects,
tha
t can make a connection from
one terminal to another
. Shorting the ba
tter
y terminals together may cause burns or a fire.
13.
Under abusive conditions,
liquid may be ejected from the ba
tter
y; a
void contact.
If
accidental contact occurs,
flush with wa
ter and seek medical help immedia
tely
. Liquid
ejected from the ba
tter
y may cause irrita
tion or burns.
14.
Do not use po
wer bank tha
t is dama
ged or modified.
Dama
ged or modified po
wer bank
may exhibit unpredictable beha
viour resulting in fire,
explosion or risk of injur
y.
15.
Never ser
vice dama
ged ba
tter
y packs.
Ser
vice of ba
tter
y packs should only be performed
by the manufacturer
.
16.
Do not disassemble Ba
tter
y.
This may result in a risk of electric shock,
electrocution or fire.
17.
Protect the po
wer bank charger and its cable from dama
ge and sharp edges.
Ha
ve
dama
ged cables repaired by an authorised ser
vice a
gent before use.
18.
Keep the po
wer bank and charger out of children’
s reach.
19.
Do not use dama
ged po
wer bank chargers.
20.
Do not use the supplied po
wer bank charger to charge other electronic devices.
21.
The po
wer bank may become warm during use.
Allo
w the po
wer bank to cool to room
tempera
ture before commencing with the charging.
22.
Do not over
-charge the po
wer bank.
Do not exceed the maximum charging times.
23.
Charge the po
wer bank in dr
y conditions with lo
w humidity between 10-40°C.
Avoid
exposing po
wer bank and charger to direct sunlight.
24.
Do not use the po
wer bank which ha
ve suffered deforma
tion during the charging process
or sho
ws an
y other signs of abnormalities inc
luding,
excessive cur
va
ture of the housing,
gassing,
hissing or cracking.
25.
Never fully discharge the po
wer bank.
A complete discharge of the po
wer bank will lead to
prema
ture a
geing of the ba
tter
y cells.
26.
Never charge the po
wer bank unsuper
vised.
27.
Do not cover or place an
y object on top of the charger
, place the charger a
way from hea
t
sources.
28.
An extension cord should not be used unless necessar
y. Use of an improper extension cord
could result in the risk of fire,
electric shock or electrocution.
29.
Do not disassemble charger
. This may result in a risk of electric shock,
electrocution or fire.
30.
T
o reduce risk of electric shock,
unplug the charger from the outlet before a
ttempting an
y
cleaning.
Removing the po
wer bank will not reduce this risk.
31.
Do not use the po
wer bank or the ba
tter
y charger near va
pours and inflammable liquids.
32.
Do not submerge the po
wer bank in wa
ter
. Do not use the po
wer bank if an
y contact with
liquid.
33.
During charging,
the ba
tter
y must be placed in a well-ventila
ted area.
34.
Never use or charge the po
wer bank if you suspect tha
t the last time,
they were charged
was more than 12 months previously
. There is a high probability tha
t the ba
tter
y pack has
alread
y suffered dangerous dama
ge (exhaustive discharge).
Jump Starter
1.
Protect Jump Starter from overloads.
Overloads will quickly result in overhea
ting and cell
dama
ge inside the ba
tter
y housing without this overhea
ting being a
pparent externally
. Do
not a
ttempt to jump start a car more than 4 times in 10 minutes.
The number of times tha
t
you can a
ttempt to start the engine (max.
10) varies according to the ambient tempera
ture,
the condition of the ba
tter
y you want to start,
and the charge level of the jump start po
wer
bank ba
tter
y.
2.
If fewer than 3 LEDs are illumina
ted,
the jump start is not a
vailable.
3.
Never connect to the vehic
le bod
ywork.
Make sure tha
t the connector on the jump start
cable is securely connected to the device socket.
If the connection is loose during jump
starting,
the connector could melt as a result of the high current.
4.
The poles on the vehic
le ba
tter
y must be c
lean and the c
lamps of the jump start cable must
be securely a
ttached to the ba
tter
y poles.
5.
Do not connect the c
lamps of the jump start cable together during jump starting – Short
circuit.
6.
At ver
y lo
w tempera
tures a number of jump start a
ttempts may be required before the car
starts up.
Allo
w one minute waiting time between each a
ttempt.
Remove the equipment
within 30 seconds after a successful jump start as far as possible.
7.
If you carr
y out an
y work in the engine bay of a vehic
le,
wa
tch out for rota
ting and moving
parts.
8.
During jump starting,
it is impera
tive not to wear an
y items of c
lothing made of synthetic
ma
terials in order to a
void spark forma
tion caused by electrosta
tic discharge.
9.
Only grasp c
lamps by the insula
ted surfaces.
10.
Make sure the vehic
les are in either Neutral (Manual) or P
ark (Auto) with the handbrake on.
11.
Do not lea
ve either engine running una
ttended.
12.
Keep a
way from children as they could potentially strangle or injure themselves.
13.
Keep children a
way from work area
14.
P
eople with pacemakers should consult their physician(s) before use.
Electroma
gnetic
fields in c
lose proximity to heart pacemaker could cause pacemaker interference or
pacemaker failure.
Caution is necessar
y when near coil,
spark plug cables,
or distributor of
running engine.
Engine should be off during distributor adjustment.
15.
Do not point the light directly a
t a person’
s face.
Avoid staring a
t the light.
Risk of Fire & Defl
agration
•
Do not use the jump starter in environments where explosions may occur
, such as in
environments with ignition sources,
flammable va
pours,
gases,
dust or similar
.
• Ensure tha
t the jump start cable is not dama
ged.
• Do not short circuit the jump starter
.
• Do not shorten or extend the jump start cable.
•
Do not wear c
lothing made of synthetic ma
terials during charging.
They could genera
te
sparks due to electrosta
tic charge.
Risk of Explosion & Chemical Burns
• Do not start a ba
tter
y if it is cracked or dama
ged.
•
Do not lean over the ba
tter
y.
The electrolyte from the discharged ba
tter
y is also liquid a
t lo
w
tempera
tures.
•
W
ear protective gloves and safety glasses when working on the ba
tter
y. Do not touch
dama
ged or leaking cells.
Consult SDS if contact has been made.
•
Do not allo
w ba
tter
y acid to make bodily contact.
In the event of contact with ba
tter
y acid
immedia
tely flush the a
pplicable areas with plenty of c
lean wa
ter and consult a doctor
.
•
Never jump start a vehic
le if the ba
tter
y is frozen as the ba
tter
y may explode.
If the sides of
the ba
tter
y is bulged,
it is likely frozen.
•
Car ba
tteries discharge hydrogen gas,
which may ignite from flying sparks.
Ensure tha
t the
jump start cable is connected in the correct order to reduce the risk of sparks.
• Only run the engine in a well-ventila
ted area to ensure toxic exhaust gas does not build up.
•
Remove an
y vent ca
ps on non-maintenance free ba
tteries – be ver
y careful as ba
tter
y acid
is highly corrosive
•
Only use jump starter as prescribed in the manual. Avoid flames and sparks.
Explosive gas is released from the car ba
tter
y during jump starting.
If you smell an acrid odour of gas,
there is an acute danger of explosion.
V
entila
te the room
immedia
tely and thoroughly
.
Refer to the instructions issued by the car ba
tter
y manufacturer
.
Refer to the informa
tion and instruction issued by the vehic
le manufacturer
.
Risk of Electric Shock
•
Ensure the ignition s
witch is in the OFF position on the vehic
le while connecting leads.
•
Do not use the jump start cable if it sho
ws signs of wear or dama
ge.
•
Turn off the lights and po
wer draining functions (such as the stereo and interior light) to help
ease the strain off the charged ba
tter
y
•
Ensure tha
t the terminal c
lamps do not touch.
Contact between live connections may result
in sparks,
electrocution,
fire,
severe personal injur
y or even dea
th.
•
Ensure tha
t there is no contact between the bodies of the vehic
les and tha
t no such contact
occurs.
V
ehic
les in contact with each other could establish a ground connection and result in
personal injur
y to the user or bystanders.
•
When disconnecting the c
lamps,
ensure tha
t tha
t the two c
lamps do not come into contact
with the rota
ting parts of the engine compartment.
• Do not expose jump starter to rain or wet conditions.
Jump Start Cable
