Buying a jump starter: what should you look out for?
Buying a jump starter? Pay attention to the CCA value, the clamp protection and the cables. This is how you choose a model that starts your car in winter too.
Jump starter for a camper van: what CCA do you need?
Jump starter for a camper van: choose at least 960 CCA for a typical diesel. That way you always start, even in a remote spot.
Lithium or lead-acid jump starter: what's the difference?
Lithium or lead-acid jump starter? Lithium is lighter, stays ready to use for months, and delivers more CCA per kilo. Always choose based on the CCA value.
Battery drained after standing still for a long time or a holiday? Here's how you prevent a dead battery, and if it happens anyway, a charged jumpstarter gets you started again within seconds.
Jump starter with or without a compressor, power bank or flashlight?
Jump starter with a compressor, power bank or flashlight: here's how to choose the right combination based on CCA, without paying for features you don't use.
Jump starter maintenance: charging and storing
Maintaining your jump starter: charging and storing. Keep it half charged, cool and dry, even in summer. That way it's always ready to start in the car.