New Jump Up Emergency Rechargeable Car Starter - Fast & Easy Plugs Into Lighter on 2040-parts.com
Endicott, New York, US
As seen on tv. New in package.
Product Features
Unit - 3 in. Wide x 2.5 in. Tall; Cord - Approx. 3 ft. Long
Easy Car Jump Starter; Plugs Into Car's Accessory Power Socket (Cigarette Lighter)
Fast, Charge Car in 10 to 20 min.; Safe; Rechargeable; Perfect for Emergencies; 30V Output Capacity
Product Description
Don't let a dead battery strand you in the middle of nowhere! With this handy device you can jumpstart your car without leaving the driver's seat!
Just plug into your car's accessory power outlet, wait 10-20 minutes, and your car will be ready to go!
Rechargeable and reusable.
Includes power plug with 3' cord.
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