Price: $36.99
(as of Dec 09, 2024 01:40:49 UTC - Details)

Product Description

Unique Solution: The Milwaukee M18 battery jumper starter is designed to be portable, the compact and lightweight design can be easily stored in your vehicle. When your car battery drains, jumper cables offer you a new solution, you can use the power from the cordless tool battery to start your car (Notice:Battery not included, Check your device power before using, The battery charge should ideally be above 80%)
Instructions for Use: 1. Connect the red battery clamp of the jumper cable to the positive terminal (+) of the car battery. 2. Attach the black clip to the negative terminal (-). 3. Align the power adapter into the groove, push the converter, and ensure it's locked onto the battery, the LED light will blink. 4. When LED lights are often on, try to start the vehicle. 5. If ignition is successful, remove the cables within 30 seconds to prevent potential security incidents
Important Safety Notes: If first ignition fails, wait a few minutes before attempting to ignite again. Note: This jumper cable does not convert or step down the voltage, it simply provides an additional option for starting your car in an emergency
High Quality: Our adapter is made of robust ABS plastic, it features high-quality tinned copper wire cores for excellent conductivity and flexibility, the jumper cables has insulating handle to prevent electric shock and protect the safety of users
Specifications and Compatibility: The jumper starter features an 11-AWG, 1.2 ft wire, compatible with all Milwaukee M18 batteries. Ideal for mid-size cars, light pickup trucks and light recreational vehicles
Reviewer: beatriz Jimenez
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Very practical
Review: Functionality perfect and good price

Reviewer: warren freeman
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Works great
Review: Works ok 👍

Reviewer: Jose Luis Lisboa
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: 👍👍
Review: 👍👍👍

Reviewer: Matt H.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Nice bit of extra function out of my M18s
Review: I tend to have a lot of Milwaukee cordless tools in my truck, so this is a nice addition to the set. Provides a bit of emergency function in case I leave my lights on or something like that. I don't know how great it is to the batteries to use them like this, but in an emergency I suspect I won't care about that. Snaps onto the batteries securely and the clamps look pretty solid, so no issues with build quality.I haven't had to use these yet, but when I do I will update the review with the functionality if they work well or not.

Reviewer: TeeJ
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Slower than other boosters, but works
Review: The concept of this charger is great - why spend tons of money on a battery pack jump-starter if you already have some good hefty batteries on hand! I have a big 'ol Ford E350 with a power drain that needs to be jump-started frequently. This handy device was able to jump my van with a nearly dead M18 battery. It didn't start on the first crank after attaching the battery, but after waiting about 5 minutes, she was up and running. Definitely a great gadget to keep in my toolbox!

Reviewer: Zefog Beeblebrox
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Saved the day
Review: This battery jumper saved the day! This works perfect as I have many many Milwaukee batteries in my work truck, this lets me jumpstart vehicles quickly and easily using my 18 V Milwaukee high output, batteries.Highly recommended to keep one in the truck as well as at least two batteries

Reviewer: Old Man in the Cave
Rating: 2.0 out of 5 stars
Title: NOT JUMPER CABLES, BUT USEFUL.
Review: This device, which is NOT JUMPER CABLES arrived tightly packed in a cardboard box, with a barcode and some text on the outside, and a small instruction sheet in the bottom of the box.While I haven't needed to jump-start a car in years, my experience as a certified mechanic makes it clear that the Xinriga system from Amazon should be a reliable tool. However, the product listing on Amazon could be improved with clearer instructions, and less baloney.It's important to note that some car batteries may be too depleted to be jump-started, in which case you'll need to call a tow truck.In a direct current system, any two batteries connected in parallel will exchange electrons. What this means is that the battery with more voltage will donate electricity to the battery with less. The Milwaukee battery has roughly 18 volts when charged, so attaching it to a 12-volt system will charge the 12-volt battery if it is undercharged.VERY IMPORTANT: make sure the car with the dead battery is turned off, and in fact make sure the key is in your pocket while the device is connected, to avoid potential damage to cars with sensitive electronics.The system basically provides a rapid charge to the car's battery. Follow the instructions to leave it connected for 3-5 minutes before attempting to start the car.This device does not convert anything, it safely allows you to transfer current from your fully charged Milwaukee battery to the car battery. When enough current has been transferred, your car should start, unless there is something more seriously wrong.The system is best suited for mid-size or smaller vehicles, but can be used on larger vehicles as well. If it doesn't start your 1966 Lincoln Continental 466 cubic inch (7.0 liter) V8 engine, what have you lost?A fully charged Milwaukee battery with at least 5ah is recommended for optimal performance, but more is better. If you're driving that Lincoln, maybe you need 2 or 3 high mh batteries in the trunk. Just don't look to me if something goes wrong. Use your best judgement.It would have been nice if the unit came in a storage case suitable for storing in your car. A case with room for the Milwaukee battery. Unfortunately they chose to cram it into a cardboard box without any extra room, not even enough to put in a pair of rubber gloves. Not very thoughtful concerning the end user dealing with a dead battery. They did the bare minimum, when they could have done so much more.

Reviewer: Doc
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title: It works but you have to give it time. Be careful!
Review: This does work but you have to let it sit on the battery for at least 10 minutes or 20 or 30 depending on how low the car battery is. The thin gauge wire to the cables is the limiting factor as it only provides 30 Amps of power. Not sure if this has short circuit protection if you were to hook it up backwards or touch the cables together. I’m not going to try that as it could cause the battery to sort out and explode. Hopefully this has some built-in protection, but no mention of it. Due to the misspellings this is definitely Not made in USA.