GOOLOO GE1200 Jump Starter

The GOOLOO GE1200 jump starter can start gas engines up to 7.5 liters and diesel engines up to 5.5 liters. It delivers a peak current of 1200 amps and has a battery capacity of 18,000mAh.

1. Does the GOOLOO Jump Starter only start vehicles?

The GOOLOO Jump Starter comes with a flashlight function and is not only a device that can start your car but also a portable charger that can quickly charge your mobile devices and laptops on the road.

2. How safe is the GOOLOO Jump Starter?

This unit includes 8 protection features, including over-current protection, overload protection, over-voltage protection, and overcharge protection, making it extremely safe to use.

3. What scenarios can I use the GOOLOO Jump Starter in?

This unit is perfect to jump start a dead car in ice and snow when the battery is undercharging, the car stalls while driving, or in emergencies, for medical rescue, or on road trips.

4. Is the GOOLOO Jump Starter difficult to use?

No. You can jump start your vehicle in three easy steps. You can simply clamp on, connect to the car battery and wait for a solid green light on the clamp, then start your car.

5. What battery does the GOOLOO Jump Starter use?

This unit uses a lightweight lithium polymer battery.

6. Can it jump-start a 6V battery?

No. GOOLOO jump starters can only jump-start 12V battery.

7. Can I use this jump starter on a gel battery？

Yes, as long as it is at 12 Volt.

8. What are the recommended operating and storage temperatures?

The GOOLOO Jump Starter includes a lithium polymer battery built for operating and storage temperatures of -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F). If the ambient temperature is above 60°C (140°F), the internal cell construction of the lithium polymer battery may be damaged, causing it to swell and become unsafe. Do not store the device in a vehicle parked in hot weather for long periods of time.

3. What scenarios can I use the GOOLOO Jump Starter in?

This unit is perfect to jump start a dead car in ice and snow when the battery is undercharging, the car stalls while driving, or in emergencies, for medical rescue, or on road trips.