Safety Precautions
•
NEVER
allow the negative and positive leads, on this unit, to touch each other or the
same metal object as a short circuit will occur and possibly cause damage, injury or death.
•
Although the Jumpstart is water resistant and may be used outdoors, DO NOT leave
it exposed to the elements. Avoid direct sunlight, direct heat, rain/moisture etc.
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The OC-JS1500 Jumpstarter is designed for use with 12V systems ONLY.
•
Do not operate the Jumpstart if any of the cables are damaged. Consult your
dealer for repair or replacement of the parts.
•
Do not operate the Jumpstarter if the case is damaged. Consult your dealer or
a certified
person for inspection and repair.
•
Ensure the vehicle battery posts and battery clamps are clean and free of corrosion before use.
•
When connecting the Jumpstarter leads to a battery, ensure the POWER dial is OFF,
and
ALWAYS
connect the RED, (positive, +ve) clamp to the
UNEARTHED
battery terminal
FIRST
, then connect the BLACK, (negative, -ve) conductor to the chassis or suitable engine
bolt, well away from the battery and fuel line - This will prevent short circuits and possible fire.
•
To prevent battery overheating and consequent damage, do not exceed our
recommendations for jump starting.
•
When jumpstarting ensure the area is well ventilated as batteries can release harmful gases.
•
ALWAYS wear suitable protective clothing and eye protection when working with
lead acid batteries.
•
The Jumpstarter is NOT to be used as a replacement for a vehicle battery.
•
DO NOT attempt to BOOST CHARGE the Jumpstarter’s sealed battery.
•
DO NOT allow the battery, at any time, to become completely discharged.
WARNING! It is possible that some electronic equipment could be damaged by
jump starting. ALWAYS check the manufacturers handbook for safety information.
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Model No.
OC-JS1500
Battery
Sealed Lead Acid
Voltage
12 Volts DC Nominal
Capacity
38 Amp-Hour
600 Cranking Amps (1500 Peak)
Cable Size
4 AWG ( 20 mm2 )
Power Source
Cigarette Lighter Socket (5 Amps)
Work Light
0.5 Watt L.E.D.
