Super Capacitor Jump Starter 1000A - 12V Heavy Duty Battery Booster for Low Temp
The CY54 car jump starter is an advanced emergency power device built with super capacitor technology, offering superior durability, rapid charging, and exceptional performance in extreme temperatures. Unlike traditional lithium battery starters, it delivers stable power even in ultra-cold environments, making it ideal for harsh climates.
Key Specifications
| Model |
CY54 |
| Parameters |
- Super capacitor technology for enhanced durability
- Ultra-long lifespan up to 100,000 cycles
- Reliable performance in extreme temperatures
- 800A peak current, 1000A starting current
- Ultra-fast Type-C charging (PD 100W supported)
- Multi-functional: jump starter, power bank, LED light
- Stable output without battery degradation issues
- Safe and maintenance-free design
|
| Operating Temperature |
-20°C to 65°C |
| Dimensions |
160 × 80 × 30 mm |
| Carton Quantity |
10 Pcs |
Product Features
With an 800A peak current and 1000A starting current, it provides reliable ignition for 12V gasoline and diesel vehicles. Its innovative design supports ultra-fast charging through Type-C input with PD 100W capability, ensuring quick readiness in urgent situations.
Designed for long-term use, the CY54 features an ultra-high cycle life, reaching up to 100,000 cycles and up to 10 years of service life. It also integrates multiple functions including a power bank, flashlight, and emergency strobe, making it a versatile tool for both daily use and emergencies.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes CY54 different from regular jump starters?
It uses super capacitor technology instead of lithium batteries, offering longer lifespan and better safety.
Can it work in very cold weather?
Yes, it is designed to operate reliably even in extreme low temperatures.
Does it need to be pre-charged?
It can be quickly charged or powered from a vehicle battery when needed.
Is it safe for long-term storage?
Yes, it has excellent stability and does not degrade like traditional batteries.