ALSANIDI, Car Battery Jumper Wire, Car Jump Starter Cable, Kaki, Size 4 Metre

Item No.: SN4X4-0108
Item Name: Booster Cable
Material:
Pure Copper for wire, PVC for insulation parts
Rating: Max.1200A
Wire Length: 4 m
Copper Sectional Area: 16 mm²
Suitable for full size trucks, vans and SUVs
Red/black clamps for easy identification

Specifications

When your car or truck needs a boost, this Extra Booster Cables are the safest way to transfer power from a 12/24-volt automobile battery. Easy to use and easy storage. The clamps also have an ergonomic design that is easy to use on top-post and side-terminal batteries.

AUTO BOOSTER CABLE INSTRUCTIONS

Step 1
Drive the running automobile as close as you can to the car with the dead battery, hood to hood if possible.

Step 2
Turn off the engines and power of both cars, put them in park and raise their hoods.

Step 3
Locate the battery in each car and the positive and negative terminals.

Step 4
Wipe the area around the terminals clear of dirt and battery acid, being careful not to allow it to come in contact with your skin.

Step 5
Connect one clamp of one end of the cable to the positive terminal of the dead battery. Then connect the corresponding clamp at the other end to the positive terminal of the good battery.

Step 6
Connect the other cable clamp to the negative terminal of the dead battery. Then, connect the other end to the negative terminal of the good battery.

Step 7
Turn the ignition on of the car with the good battery. Make certain that the lights and radio are off. Allow the car to run for a few minutes, then turn it off.

Step 8
Attempt to start the dead battery car.

Step 9
Turn the functioning car on again. If the dead battery didn't kick start the car, while the functioning car was off, you need to turn on the ignition while the car is running. Give the good car a moment or two to charge the batteries, then start the car with the bad battery as you normally would. It should turn right over.

Warning

Shield eyes and face from batteries at all times. Be sure vent caps are tight and level. Place damp cloth over and vent caps on both batteries. Handle cloth carefully- Do not allow cloth to come in contact with eyes, skin or clothing. Be sure vehicles do not touch and both electrical systems are off and the same voltage.

Be careful to avoid moving fan blades.