Duracell Powerpack 450 Jumpstarter with Built-In 150 PSI Air Compressor Best Buy
Posted by Car Battery Jump Starter in Duracell, tags: Built-in, Compressor, Duracell, Jumpstarter, PowerpackDuracell Powerpack 450 Jumpstarter with Built-In 150 PSI Air Compressor Price
Feature
- Micro processor controlled voice technology provides instant system diagnosis information
- 150 PSI air compressor for inflating tires and small sports equipment
- Jumper cables designed for safe and efficient jump-starting
- Built-in light provides illumination in emergency situations at home and on the road
- AC charger stored in the unit, Recharge at home or from a vehicle
Overview
The Duracell® Powerpack 450 is a stand-alone source of portable power for AC, DC and USB-powered electronics such as a laptop, cordless or cell phone, GPS, lamp, portable light, small tool and small appliance. Simply connect your devices to the Powerpack 450 and its voice technology automatically tells you the estimated runtime for each device. The Duracell® Powerpack 450 is a great companion during a power outage. It is a quiet, safe, indoor power source and a good complement to a generator. It will operate and charge important electronics so you can stay connected to your family, news and weather reports. Make the Duracell® Powerpack 450 a part of your vehicle emergency kit. Its voice technology will talk you through how to use its vehicle jump starter and air compressor features, which makes these tasks less stressful during an emergency. Its 150 PSI air compressor is great for inflating tires and small sports equipment. The included jumper cables are designed for safe and efficient jump-starting, while a built-in light provides illumination in emergency situations at home and on the road. An AC charger is stored in the unit, so you can recharge at home or from a vehicle.
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Customer Reviews
CHARGING IS COMPLETED!!! – Patrick Mckinnon – Austin, TX
This thing is so terrible… I managed to air up one flat tire before the battery was low.
Now, when I plug it in within 1 minute it starts saying “CHARGING IS COMPLETED!!!” really loud every minute. Why on earth would I want a voice indicator that this stupid thing is charged? Do I want it to wake me up in the middle of the night?! Not to mention, it doesn’t actually charge. The status confirms “BATTERY IS LOW!!!” as soon as I unplug it.
What a piece of junk. Terrible design, awful, ridiculously loud, and pointless voice command, and it is broken after hardly any use.
This is just a junky Xantrex box that Duracell wrapped a stupid voice command module on and did no quality control for. Don’t buy this!
Junk, run away – Dylan Fahey – Alturas CA
This would not charge. Nothing worked. Find something else to spend your money on.
Disappointed…… – T. Fuchs – Buffalo, NY
The main reason I got this was for inflating kids toys such as small baby pools, rafts, etc and other inflatables. I assume that if this device did tires, it would do the inflatable toys. I guess I should not have “assumed”. I don’t recall reading that in the intial description of the item but maybe my fault for not reading it better before i bought. I have not even tried the rest of the unit but am concerned with the other reviews about not enough power. Also, the compressor hose looks like someone use electric tape on it as it is unraveling. At least the light works!! Stay tuned.
Loved the concept but poor device – F. Nasser – California
I bought this item as a Gold Box deal and was somewhat doubtful how well it will work since it received below average reviews. But I decided to give it a shot and knowing that amazon has a great return policy, I knew there was nothing to lose. So once it came, I carefully followed and read the manual making sure to do what it says. It requires a good thorough charge of I believe 2 days (48hrs) and then after using it, it requires another 36hrs of a charge, which isnt bad assuming that it wont be used on a daily basis ofcourse. So after completely reading the manual, I left it charging but no later than 1 hour, it says that the charge was complete. I was kind of confused at this point because it need a charge of 2 days. But never the less, I left it charging for 2 days realizing that it probably only is carrying an hours worth of battery life. So now I tested it out by using the flash light and the computered voice says that it will last for 2 hours long on flash light mode, when it was suppose to last much longer than that. This is where I knew something wasn’t right. I charged it again hoping it will do something different but with no success, I decided on returning it. The return was very easy, since it was a faulty device, UPS came to pick it up at my door and I opted to get another one because I wanted it to work. So once I received the other powerpack, it was the same and similar problem that it wouldn’t carry a sufficient charge during the initial set up. Again, after the first charge, no more than 2 hours, it says it is fully charged but when I tested the air supply unit, it last for only an 1 hour when it was suppose to last for much longer than that. I heard that this device comes charged half way but when the instructions clearly state to give it an initial charge of up to 48 hours and it says that it is fully charged after an hour, I knew something was wrong. I tested it and still to no avail, it would not supply enough power and would not last long enough as mentioned in the manual book.
In the manual, it clearly states that when the powerpack is fully charged, using the flash light should last XX hours. Using the air supply should last XX hours, etc. I tested it and it didn’t last as long as it should. Not worth my money.
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