The VEVOR 1000A Jump Starter combines portable vehicle starting power, emergency lighting and USB backup power in one compact unit. With 1000A peak current and a 7200mAh lithium battery, it's designed to jump-start compatible 12V vehicles with engines up to 5L gasoline or 3L diesel.
1000A Peak Starting Power
With 400A starting current and 1000A peak current, this portable jump starter provides emergency starting power for compatible cars, motorcycles, trucks, boats, lawn mowers and other 12V vehicles.
7200mAh Backup Power Bank
The integrated 7200mAh lithium battery provides 26.64Wh of capacity. A USB-A output can provide backup charging power for compatible phones and other USB-powered devices while traveling or during an emergency.
3-Mode Emergency Light
The built-in LED light provides steady, strobe and SOS modes, giving you an additional source of illumination during roadside emergencies, nighttime vehicle problems, camping or power outages.
Built-In Safety Protection
The jump starter incorporates multiple electrical protection features, including protection against short circuits, reverse polarity, reverse charging, low voltage, overheating and overcurrent.
Compact Vehicle Emergency Gear
Its compact design makes the jump starter easy to store in your vehicle without taking up the space required by a traditional jump box. An included storage bag keeps the unit and accessories together between uses.
Specifications
Brand: VEVOR
Model: CP-F61
Vehicle System: 12V
Peak Current: 1000A
Starting Current: 400A
Battery Capacity: 7200mAh / 26.64Wh
Battery Configuration: 4 × 1800mAh Cells
Maximum Gasoline Engine Size: 5L
Maximum Diesel Engine Size: 3L
USB-C Input: 5V/2A
USB-A Output: 5V/2.1A
Input Power: 10W
Output Power: 10.5W
Jump Clamp Cable: 10 AWG
Light Modes: Steady / Strobe / SOS
Operating Temperature: -4°F to 122°F (-20°C to 50°C)
What's Included
Important Use Information
Use only with compatible 12V vehicle battery systems and follow the manufacturer's operating instructions when connecting the jumper clamps.
For emergency readiness, periodically check the battery level and recharge the unit as needed. The manufacturer's manual recommends recharging approximately every three months during storage.