Portable Battery Jump Starter

Solar (KK JNC660) Jump-N-Carry 12 Volt Jump Starter – 1700 Peak Amps Price

The Solar (KK JN660) Jump and carry 12Volt starter
Is one of the strongest starters i have ever owned
1700 peak AMP makes the different. You can jump
any car with a total empty battery. You can plug in tools.

Overview

Features and Benefits

• Rugged, durable and reliable 12 Volt jump starting for professional applications
• Delivers 1700 Peak Amps of jump starting power
• Long, 46″ #4 gauge heavy duty cables allow the unit to be positioned in the ideal location during jump starting
• Volt gauge provides an accurate, detailed state of charge for the onboard battery
• Built in charger will never get lost and works with any US extension cord

Trusted by professionals the world around as their go-to jump starter, the SOLJNC660, with Clore PROFORMER battery, will not disappoint. Ideal for use in a wide variety of jump starting environments, including automotive, marine and industrial – try it once and you’ll see why so many technicians will accept only the JNC660. Includes a 12 volt outlet to power accessories and a Product for Life coupon that allows the end purchaser a one-time product repair for a low, fixed fee, regardless of reason for damage/problem. 1 year limited warranty.

Supercedes: KKJ990681

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Customer Reviews

jump n carry – cnb112301 –
This item was purchased to be used at car auctions to jump start vehicles that won’t start. It only jumps 2 or 3 vehicles then the battery goes dead. The specifications said that it would jump start more than 3 vehicles.

Product Information and Prices Stored: Jul 27, 2010 03:00:09

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