Something different!
Some great reviews on these and similar units (higher priced and similar specs) You can charge your device from i as you'd expect, with a max output of 5V 2A
It has a torch built-in with SOS flashing functions (Can use that to show the wife which pub i am outside of ;))
AND... You can jumpstart your motor from it. Takes 4-5 hours to charge and you are set to go.
Package Contents : 1 x Car Jump Starter Power Bank, 1 x Storage Battery Clamp, 1 x USB Charge Cable, 1 x English User Manual
● High capacity battery of 8000mAh is adopted for fast charging
● Support auto 12V emergency jump start and entirely replace the included battery for a car startup
● It also supports general mobile phone / laptops charging and completely can be used as mobile power bank
● High luminance and multi-modes LED light (Include keep the light, flash, SOS signal)
● It is the ideal choice for night shift workers, overtime workers and many others
● Four levels of power display indicate battery status, real-time recharging reminders, automatic shutdown under no-load condition
● Multi-protection, safer to use
● Over-current protects the device from overload, making it more convenient and more energy-efficient
● Persistent current: 80A
● Peak current: 200A
Top comments
CoolElectronics
8 Jan 167#1
Good luck with that...........
the-bunker
9 Jan 166#19
I had one, but it needed charging up - so I charged it in the car, but it flattened the car battery, so I used it to start the car. Brilliant.
forcedv to johankirchner
9 Jan 165#16
You spout similar BS on Gearbest threads yet you continue to claim to buy from these companies..... why?
Why not learn from your "experience" and pop down to B&Q or Maplins for your electronics?????
jtd
8 Jan 163#5
Mate has a similar one, sorry don't know the make but its an absolute brilliant piece of kit. My 2.5 diesel voyager jumped off it no problem whatsoever.
Why all the haters?
He buys and sells cars and uses his all the time.
All comments (54)
CoolElectronics
8 Jan 167#1
Good luck with that...........
Bradleigh
8 Jan 16#2
Lol at descrition
Fast charge 4-5 hours
Ideal for overtime workers wtf
This may start a car but will no doubt need charging straight away
I wouldn't depend my life on it
Bet it will struggle on a diesel
I bought a 50800 may off eBay for £30
royals
8 Jan 16#3
I wouldn't let this anywhere near my motors. I also wouldn't jump start any car made in the last 5 years or so
Looks like a Chinese bodge it job
andysfast to royals
9 Jan 16#28
You dont have a clue what you are talikng about. I have one and it does work well and on a car thats less than 5 years old. THANKS OP.
SFconvert
8 Jan 16#4
Start a car? I very much doubt it. At best it may provide just enough extra oomph to start a small engine with a weak battery.
jtd
8 Jan 163#5
Mate has a similar one, sorry don't know the make but its an absolute brilliant piece of kit. My 2.5 diesel voyager jumped off it no problem whatsoever.
Why all the haters?
He buys and sells cars and uses his all the time.
worthinger to jtd
8 Jan 16#6
Lack of knowledge regarding electrics, I would imagine - low voltage high amps. I wonder how many cycles you would get from one - not that you would expect to use it very often, but not too big so ideal for motorbike.
mbuckhurst
8 Jan 162#7
Probably more cycles than from an ALDI lead acid equipped jump start unit left in the garage for 2 years without use - stupidly I didn't keep charging the unit, so it died on me, if this works and there's no electronic reason why it won't, it's a brilliant idea.
mike
supermrp
8 Jan 16#8
I was doubtful at first, Bought a WUHAI 50080. Started one of my Mercedes petrol cars no problem, even without leads being attached to the battery. Also started a Motorhome with a 3 litre diesel engine that was flat. They do work. Remember to charge every 3 months. Had a Streetwize 5 in 1 in the past that was useless.
Roger_Irrelevant
8 Jan 161#9
Amazing if true, starting a typical Diesel can use 600 Amps at 12V, which would mean this 8Ah battery discharging in about 1 second.
For that reason I call BS, but it could be it assists the car battery supplying say 20 extra Amps at 12V.
Perfectly viable and work very well - this could potentially start the vehicle you describe half a dozen times.
You are confusing/comparing ah with cca and these are not equivalent.
mikerj to Roger_Irrelevant
9 Jan 16#20
Always get a school kid to check your maths before posting :smiley:
8/600 * 3600 = 48 seconds.
These small Lithium Ion jump packs can deliver a surprising amount of current, and there are plenty of demos on YouTube of them starting big engines. However whether this particular device is any good , or whether it's liable to burst into flames I wouldn't like to say.
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Opening post
Some great reviews on these and similar units (higher priced and similar specs) You can charge your device from i as you'd expect, with a max output of 5V 2A
It has a torch built-in with SOS flashing functions (Can use that to show the wife which pub i am outside of ;))
AND... You can jumpstart your motor from it. Takes 4-5 hours to charge and you are set to go.
Charging time: About 4 - 5 hours
Input: 5V 1.85A
Output: 5V 2A (max)
Package Contents : 1 x Car Jump Starter Power Bank, 1 x Storage Battery Clamp, 1 x USB Charge Cable, 1 x English User Manual
● High capacity battery of 8000mAh is adopted for fast charging
● Support auto 12V emergency jump start and entirely replace the included battery for a car startup
● It also supports general mobile phone / laptops charging and completely can be used as mobile power bank
● High luminance and multi-modes LED light (Include keep the light, flash, SOS signal)
● It is the ideal choice for night shift workers, overtime workers and many others
● Four levels of power display indicate battery status, real-time recharging reminders, automatic shutdown under no-load condition
● Multi-protection, safer to use
● Over-current protects the device from overload, making it more convenient and more energy-efficient
● Persistent current: 80A
● Peak current: 200A
Top comments
Why not learn from your "experience" and pop down to B&Q or Maplins for your electronics?????
Why all the haters?
He buys and sells cars and uses his all the time.
All comments (54)
Fast charge 4-5 hours
Ideal for overtime workers wtf
This may start a car but will no doubt need charging straight away
I wouldn't depend my life on it
Bet it will struggle on a diesel
I bought a 50800 may off eBay for £30
Looks like a Chinese bodge it job
Why all the haters?
He buys and sells cars and uses his all the time.
mike
For that reason I call BS, but it could be it assists the car battery supplying say 20 extra Amps at 12V.
Perfectly viable and work very well - this could potentially start the vehicle you describe half a dozen times.
You are confusing/comparing ah with cca and these are not equivalent.
8/600 * 3600 = 48 seconds.
These small Lithium Ion jump packs can deliver a surprising amount of current, and there are plenty of demos on YouTube of them starting big engines. However whether this particular device is any good , or whether it's liable to burst into flames I wouldn't like to say.