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Jump starting
1. First make sure that the car has a 12 V electrical system. Refer to the car
handbook for details and instructions for jump starting.
2. Connect the jump leads to the port (6) on the jump starter.
3. Connect the jump leads to the respective battery terminals, red (+) and black (−).
4. Press [ BOOST ]. The LED indicator for the BOOST function (3) lights and the LED
indicators (4) flash to show that the jump starter is ready to provide the vehicle
battery with power when an attempt is made to start the engine.
5. After a few seconds the jump starter sends current to the car battery and
the vehicle can be started.
6. Disconnect the jump starter from the car battery as soon as the vehicle has started.
Note:
• The jump starter will only deliver a starting current when it has been connected
to the car battery correctly and [ BOOST ] has been pressed. If [ BOOST ] is
pressed when the jump starter is not connected to a car battery, no current will
be delivered.
• The jump starter cannot deliver current to a car battery which is so discharged that
the output voltage is below 6 V.
Charging electronic devices such as mobile phones and tablets
1. Make sure the batteries in the jump starter are fully charged.
2. Connect the charger cable of the device to be charged to the charger port (9).
The device will start charging.
3. Remember to recharge the jump starter afterwards so that it is ready in case you
need it to start your car.
Torch/SOS signal
1. Hold in [
] until the torch comes on. The LED indicators (4) show the battery status.
2. Press the button once to start the SOS signal. The light will emit 3 short flashes
followed by 3 long flashes followed by 3 short flashes to represent an SOS signal.
3. Press the button again to switch off the SOS signal.
The jump starter has the following safety features. Besides having a built-in deep
discharge protection the jump starter batteries will not be damaged if they are:
• Overheated.
• Are connected to a car battery at the same time as they are being charged.
You cannot charge the jump starter at the same time as it is being used.
• Connected the wrong way (reversed polarity).
• Connected to the wrong type of vehicle battery.
