Type S Car Battery Jump Starter

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    About this item
    Must-Have for Every Vehicle - Avoid being stuck on the road with a dead battery and easily jump start your vehicle with the TYPE S 12V 6.0L Jump Starter with Qi Wireless Power Bank kit.
    Powerful & Compact - With 350 amps of power, this small and portable jump starter pack can jump start a dead battery on most common vehicles, while being small enough to fit in your glovebox.
    Step-By-Step Instructions - Easily jump start your car or vehicle with TYPE S 12V 6.0L Jump Starter with Qi Wireless Power Bank pack by following step-by-step instructions found on the integrated LCD, with multiple languages available for easier use.
    Loaded with Safety Features - Safely jump start your dead battery with a UL certified jump starter kit that includes patented Safe and Smart jumper cables with spark-proof clamps, overheat protection, and more.
    8,000mah Power Bank with Fast Qi Wireless Charging - Use the TYPE S 12V 6.0L Jump Starter Power Bank to charge your personal devices with a 8,000mah battery capacity and multiple charging options, including 10W Qi wireless charging, as well as USB-C and 5V USB-A ports.
    Emergency LED Flashlight - The TYPE S 12V 6.0L Jump Starter Power Bank also comes with a handy portable LED flashlight for when you need it most, including strobe and emergency modes.
    Weatherproof Design - Never worry about snow or rain damaging the jump starter kit with an IP64 rated splash-resistant design that can also withstand temperatures between -4°F and 93°F.
    SAFETY / UL LISTED - UL Listed Number: E482421, UL Certified built with industry grade materials and premium circuitry, this product meets the rigorous safety standards of Underwriters Laboratories

Komentáře • 58

  • @axemanners6643
    @axemanners6643 Před rokem +16

    Positive on first. When taking off, it's (Neg) off first.

  • @slick-riq
    @slick-riq Před rokem +8

    Hmm no luck for me.
    When I clamp, it doesn’t recognize it’s connected to a battery.

  • @rachavya
    @rachavya Před rokem +5

    Here's an experiment rarely seen on CZcams:
    1. Jump start the car.
    2. After a very short period of time (seconds), turn the ignition off. The car's battery will likely still be dead, as the alternator hasn't been given sufficient time to recharge it.
    3. Attempt to jump start the car again off the same jump-start device, without attempting to recharge the device.
    4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 to determine exactly how many jump starts the device can perform before it fails.

  • @jimforgrave6365
    @jimforgrave6365 Před 2 lety +2

    Thanks for the post....you put my mind at ease!

  • @jensacocoonedbutterfly
    @jensacocoonedbutterfly Před 2 lety +3

    Something everyone should have thanks for sharing

  • @mexicanosenhawaii7534
    @mexicanosenhawaii7534 Před 2 lety +8

    Great video man I appreciate it I just got mine and this video helped me a lot 👍🏾

  • @dinatekno
    @dinatekno Před 22 hodinami

    The instructions say to attach the red/positive clamp 1st.

  • @Allsopcd
    @Allsopcd Před rokem +9

    Always connect the positive cable (red) first, then the negative (black). I noticed this was not done this way in the video. Otherwise, good information.

  • @fozzir
    @fozzir Před 6 měsíci +1

    This is a good video of showing you how NOT to jump start your battery.

  • @yellow_panther
    @yellow_panther Před rokem +1

    TypeS has the best customer service

  • @scottypenney3862
    @scottypenney3862 Před rokem +2

    I have much heavier ones but this one is more convenient and only has to start a Honda Element so should be more then enough.

  • @ianbds6436
    @ianbds6436 Před 2 lety +1

    Good video. Thanks

  • @sgtpeppers3021
    @sgtpeppers3021 Před 2 lety +10

    My type S didn’t work. However It worked for me after I connected the red cable first before the black cable. You did the opposite. My Type S is very particular lol. Over all great video.

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    • @missconceptions
      @missconceptions Před rokem +7

      I have a different Type S from Costco and the instruction manual says to connect the red (positive) first.

    • @JoeFidler
      @JoeFidler Před rokem +3

      Interesting
      This is why I’m here too
      Mine wouldn’t work, guess is should’ve read directions 😂

    • @yellow_panther
      @yellow_panther Před rokem +2

      read the manual ... red to red THEN black to black .... shees

    • @jjjpetersen
      @jjjpetersen Před 9 měsíci +1

      Always connect positive 1st, then negative and vs when disconnecting. This goes for any jump starting or boosting when connecting booster cables (retired auto tech). This way of connecting eliminates a small spark which if there’s excessive battery vapours around the battery this little spark can cause an explosion.

  • @Junjo11
    @Junjo11 Před rokem +1

    great video. thank you. I only wish I would see clearly where the negative -black cable is atached. Is the negative black connection on the battery?

  • @LifeIsAJourney4Us
    @LifeIsAJourney4Us Před 8 měsíci +1

    you have 30 seconds to start the car from the time you connect the cables. Also you must connect red first and then black

  • @ALRPNW
    @ALRPNW Před 2 lety +5

    Costco $59.99 today. Good deal!

  • @TALKCalgary
    @TALKCalgary Před 6 měsíci +1

    You were lucky to get it started. This type of charger is for the most part junk sold by companies such as Costco or Walmart. Problem is people don't know such boosters don't work until the day they need them.

  • @ImperialEwok
    @ImperialEwok Před 8 měsíci

    you should always connect the positive first

  • @jmackinjersey1
    @jmackinjersey1 Před 5 měsíci

    I realize this is a 2 year old video, but can I ask you one serious question. In the end, it appeared that although you had a full/100% charge on the readout of the Type S, in the last couple of seconds, was the readout then at 00%? Did those three hard pulls drain that little battery?

  • @kevtop351
    @kevtop351 Před rokem +4

    Those cable leads must never touch each other, he was lucky he didn't short out that charger.

  • @the_bronies_clips
    @the_bronies_clips Před rokem +1

    anyone know how to reset this? my grandpa is asking me

  • @flipperdoo22
    @flipperdoo22 Před 10 měsíci +2

    This charges my Honda element no problem but when I try to jump my Infiniti ex35 is keeps saying battery protected unplug and start over while my car honks continuously. Why would it do that? I tried numerous times and it still won’t work. I’m thinking it doesn’t work on the bigger engines maybe

    • @productreviewsbyclarystudi2854
      @productreviewsbyclarystudi2854  Před 10 měsíci

      In the video it's a Lincoln Navigator V8. Not sure why it wouldn't work with the Honda. Hopefully the unit isn't defective.

    • @arodri27
      @arodri27 Před 7 měsíci

      Mine says the same thing after trying to charge 3 different vehicles” battery protected , start over” and it didnt work

  • @rosagarcia7423
    @rosagarcia7423 Před 2 lety +3

    Instrucciones says RED cable first then BLACK … why?

    • @productreviewsbyclarystudi2854
      @productreviewsbyclarystudi2854  Před 2 lety +1

      Good question, probably has something to do with the unit power.

    • @scottp5262
      @scottp5262 Před 2 lety +2

      You need to start a circuit before you can end it. That's why Red always goes on first

    • @romeronas8
      @romeronas8 Před rokem

      Reduces the chance of sparking on you

  • @chelseagr
    @chelseagr Před 2 lety +1

    do you have to change the battery when the battery is dead?

    • @productreviewsbyclarystudi2854
      @productreviewsbyclarystudi2854  Před 2 lety +1

      Not usually but if it's been dead for a long time or the battery is very old then its probably time for a new one.

    • @chelseagr
      @chelseagr Před 2 lety +1

      @@productreviewsbyclarystudi2854 thanks

  • @DCmartian01
    @DCmartian01 Před rokem

    After using this thing my engine check light came on 😑

  • @TarekAzzouz
    @TarekAzzouz Před rokem +1

    I also got the same error message (Battery protected Unplug Start over) I tried several times but no luck. Could it be defective?

    • @productreviewsbyclarystudi2854
      @productreviewsbyclarystudi2854  Před rokem

      Has the car battery been dead for a long time that could be a reason to.

    • @ChadAmI80
      @ChadAmI80 Před 24 dny +1

      I got the same message as soon as I plugged in the cables to the Jumpstart pack before it was ever even connected to the cars battery. I never could get the error to clear.

  • @Jesus-ov8fk
    @Jesus-ov8fk Před 2 lety +1

    Can this be used as a portable charger for a phone

  • @elrompetrasero
    @elrompetrasero Před 3 měsíci

    Battery protected is annoying .. start showing on one car but now shows up all the F . time

  • @cubi5288
    @cubi5288 Před 2 lety

    at 75% you should try it even better with 50% to simulate in real life

  • @wharrison7131
    @wharrison7131 Před rokem +1

    Sorry but won’t start a 5.7 ltr GMC. Not even a click on the starter. Junk.

  • @a.a.6132
    @a.a.6132 Před 2 lety

    It is light weight means lower capacity. This is not nice! Few ounces heavier with more internal batteries translates in a heavy duty battery that will start heavy engines from the first time and less likely to trigger battery protection. Light does not always mean better.

    • @scottypenney3862
      @scottypenney3862 Před rokem

      I agree but this is for daughters Honda Element and should be more then enough.

    • @owendahl5688
      @owendahl5688 Před rokem

      Light means it is easy to carry. This isn't a lead acid battery but puts out far more power oz for oz.

    • @yellow_panther
      @yellow_panther Před rokem +1

      I use this when I travel on airplanes and have rental cars. As long as it works I appreciate the small size and weight. I use a GOOLOO GT4000 in my personal car, it's a lot bigger than the Type-S and also works very well.