JS60 | Lithium Jump Starter and Backup Power Bank with Heavy-Duty Case | 1500A lithium battery Equipped with a high-grade LCD Battery:1x iTECH200SS

Name: JS60 | Lithium Jump Starter and Backup Power Bank with Heavy-Duty Case | 1500A lithium battery Equipped with a high-grade LCD Battery:1x iTECH200SS
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 98865006135
Price: 149.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8757 (14 reviews)

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SKU 98865006135

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Description

JS60 Lithium Jump Starter and Backup Power Bank with Heavy Duty Case 1500A lithium battery Equipped with a high grade LCD Battery:1x iTECH200SS Equipped with a high grade LCD display This allows you to set your 25A DCDC charger to use solar input over the vehicle alternator's input at the push of a button 1 x Heavy duty carry case IP65 rated

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