Features
• The Jump-N-Carry provides plenty of power for starting vehicles – more than
enough to start most cars, trucks, SUVs and light duty commercial vehicles.
• The unit contains the latest technology with its 12 Volt sealed, non-spillable
battery and may be stored in any position.
• The unit features a test switch and battery status indication display, which
provides an indication of the battery’s state of charge.
• The unit features a master ON/OFF switch. The unit should be kept in the OFF
position at all times when it is not in use.
• The unit features extra-long cable reach to allow safe, easy positioning while
jump starting. Always re-wrap cables and re-holster the clamps after each use.
• The unit will power most 12 Vdc accessories equipped with a male 12 Volt plug.
The DC outlet features automatic overload protection.
• The unit will provide USB power to small electronics, with 1.1A and 2.1A output
options available.
• The unit features a high intensity LED light to assist when jump starting in the
dark or at other times when additional light is needed.
Recharging
Note: Upon initial purchase, charge your Jump-N-Carry until the display reads FUL.
Recharge the Jump-N-Carry using a household extension cord connected to the built-in
charger in the back of the unit.
1. Connect the female end of the extension cord to the charger plug on the back of
the unit. The charger plug has two blades and resembles a standard household
plug that would fit into a 120 Vac wall receptacle.
2. Connect the male end of the extension cord to the AC outlet.
3. Charge until the dispay reads FUL.
Note: The unit can remain connected to AC power indefinitely without adverse
consequences. The charging system is fully automatic and will only consume
power as need to maintain the onboard battery.
Battery Status Indication
Press and hold the “V” (Voltage Status) Button to show the battery status on the display.
The message seen on the display corresponds to the battery’s state of charge:
• If the battery’s voltage is less than 12.4V, the display will flash the voltage and
then show CHG continuously, indicating the unit should be charged immediately.
• If the battery’s voltage is between 12.4-12.8V, the display will show the battery’s
voltage and then flash CHG three times, indicating the unit is in need of charge.
• If the battery’s voltage is above 12.8V, the display will alternately flash the
battery’s voltage and FUL, indicating that the unit is fully charged.
