My new 3000amp Jump starter from Perth WA

We had a flat battery on the Corolla, but this was still in the post!

see JS80 PORTABLE JUMP STARTER BACKUP POWER BANK 3000 AMP
Regular price$449.00
itechworld.com.au/collections/jump-starters/products/js80...

I will never use jumper leads again.
I bet the first time I use it in anger, is on someone else's car!

At the moment it is charging my old HTC mobile and the old iPad as it played Leonard Cohen to my Bose speaker.
www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAPczLULhUgzxxM5Jf7LXepkbC...

There are enough USB-A ports to power the Bose too, and at the same time as I charge the JS80. (it has pass-through charging...)

Now I am changing the Bose via the DC interface port on the JS80 with the supplied DC to cigarette lighter cable and the iTechWorld QC 3.0 (whatever that means) port to the Bose USB-A output interface via the Bose USB-A male to micro USB-B into the Bose Get all that lol...

The iTechworld JS80 can keep mobile phones charged via its Quick charge USB ports, provide lighting via its tactical grade torch and provides regulated power to 12v appliances such as a travel fridge or heated blanket.

Compact, yet powerful the iTechworld JS80 lithium jump starter is rated at 3000 amps and can provide up to 40 jump starts from one single charge.

12V Regulated power works longer and is more stable. Compared to most similar power stations, the ITECH500P has been upgraded to a 12v regulated power output to prevent any devices shutting down when the power in the battery gets low. Devices such as portable fridges, freezers and CPAP machines will keep running by holding the voltage at 12v even if the battery pack goes lower, the output stays 12v.

3000Amp peak current.
Can bring iTechworld lithium batteries out of safe mode.
IP65 - Waterproof (with ports covers closed).
Charge through - charge and discharge at the same time.
A 4 LED display that shows the condition of the built-in battery as a %.
Tactical grade 500 lumen LED torch.
Power Delivery (PD) charging is done via a USB and PD allowing simultaneous charging of smartphones, tablets, PD laptops, cameras and other USB digital devices.
Recharge super fast. Flat to full in under 6hrs. (Using wall charger)
Run/charge 12v devices.
Power small inverters (up to 400w).
Compact design, lightweight and easy to carry.
Intelligent circuitry.
Push on/off switch.
Over-current protection.
Short circuit protection.
Overload protection.
Over-voltage protection.
Over-charge protection.
Time out protection (30min).
Over-temperature Protection.
Reverse polarity protection.
Start port: 16V Max.
12v DC regulated output for optimum performance running 12v devices
88Wh lithium battery 7.3Ah @ 12v
2x Quick Charge USB Port output: 18W (5V3A, 9V2A, 12V1.5A)
PD input/output: 60w (5V3A, 9V3A 12V3A, 15V3A, 20V3A)
Starting current: >2000A.
Peak current: 3000A.
LED life: 100,000Hr
Cell life ~ 1000 cycles
Working temperature: -20°C to 50°C
Charging temperature: 0°C to 40°C
Cooling: Natural Convection.
JS80 size: 240*140*60mm
JS80 Weight 1.3kg

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