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Rating:  List Price: $ 49.95 Sale Price: $ 24.99
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Wagan EA2045 SelfCharge Auto Jumper In-Car Jumpstarter Details
- Plugs into lighter socket and in 10 minutes, its ready to go
- Powerful sealed alkaline battery inside has the power (5 amps, 14.5 volts) to start the vehicle
- Recharge your car battery through the cigarette lighter while driving for 30-120 mintues or with the available AC adapter
- Unaffected by extreme weather conditions
- Built-in trickle charge protection
Wagan EA2045 SelfCharge Auto Jumper In-Car Jumpstarter Product Description
Wagan SelfCharge Auto Jumper In-Car Jumpstarter allows to jump start the vehicle from inside the safety and warmth of your car without jumper cables. The powerful sealed alkaline battery has 5 amps and 14.5 volts of power. It is simply plugged into the cigarette lighter and in 10 minutes the vehicle is ready to go. The jumper is unaffected by extreme weather conditions. It recharges from the car battery through the cigarette lighter while driving for 30 minutes to 120 minutes.
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January 20th, 2012 at 1:12 am
Not a substitute for a Jump Start,
From the Magellan’s catalog description:
“PLEASE NOTE THAT THE LABEL ON THE AUTO JUMPER STATES THAT IT WILL RECHARGE A *DEAD* BATTERY IN 10 MINUTES. THIS IS ONLY TRUE FOR SMALL ITEMS SUCH AS A CELL PHONE OR A LAPTOP BATTERY. THE AUTO JUMPER IS DESIGNED TO RECHARGE A WEAK CAR BATTERY, BUT WILL NOT RECHARGE A COMPLETELY DEAD ONE. “
So if you’ve left your lights on for three hours (like many people do), don’t expect this little gizmo to get you going. However, it IS a handy, sealed, self-contained source of 12 volts for many purposes, with a built-in recharging system.
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|January 20th, 2012 at 1:18 am
Useless…,
The product description above is very misleading, because it suggests that this product can replace a jump-start. My battery went dead today, and I used this to charge it for many hours. All it managed to do was light up my dashboard clock.
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|January 20th, 2012 at 1:55 am
Doesn’t work — there’s no miracles!,
Description doesn’t provide this device’s capacity.
Just says 5Amps. I found that this battery has 1.5Ah (Amp*hour)
Compare with your car battery 75Ah capacity and top current of
150Amp and you’d see that only by miracle it can recharge your
car’s battery or help you jump-start.
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