Goodyear Battery Jumper Cables

GOODYEAR BATTERY JUMPER CABLE GOODYEAR BATTERY JUMPER CABLE SPECIFICATIONS A battery jumper cable is a tool used when a vehicle's battery is discharged or cannot be started. It connects to another vehicle's battery to charge the discharged or weak battery and start the vehicle. Product Image Product Name: Goodyear Battery Jumper Cable 3 Meters Material: • Conductor Material: High-quality copper or copper alloy (94% Al - 6% Cu) • Material: Polypropylene (EK-1), non-flammable, harmless to human health. • Cable Outer Insulation: Made of abrasion-resistant PVC material. • Connectors: High-strength metal material. Technical Specifications: • Length: 3 meters (end-to-end measurement for both clamps). 1 black and 1 red cable. • Cable thickness: 9.20 mm. Conductor: Product Cross-Section Cable Number of Wires Single Wire Diameter Number of Cores Battery Jumper Cable 16 mm² 270 0.30 mm 1 • Nominal Current Capacity: 220 Amperes - Suitable for 6V, 12V, 24V values. • Operating Temperature Range: -40°C to 75°C. • Flexibility: Provides flexibility even at low temperatures. • Special Vinyl Coating Clamps are fully insulated and do not short circuit, ensuring safe use. Color and Identification: As indicated in the image below (clamp ends), the + pole is red, and the - pole is black. Red color + Black color - Packaging: • Each cable should be presented in a bag that makes it easy to use and practical to store. BAG IMAGE 1 Battery Jump Starter There may be situations where the energy in your vehicle's battery is depleted even though its lifespan has not ended. In such cases, instead of completely replacing the battery, a jump start is performed. Battery jump starting is done between two batteries with the same amperage. Jump-starting a battery involves transferring energy from a fully charged battery to a discharged one. There are some important points to consider when jump-starting a battery: • Make sure the cable connections are correct and avoid mixing up the positive and negative terminals. • Ensure that the red and black wires do not touch, otherwise a short circuit may occur. • Turn off the ignition of both vehicles and engage the handbrake. • Use safety equipment such as gloves and protective eyewear to prevent contact with battery acid. If the vehicle still doesn't start after following these steps, there may be a more serious problem with the battery, and you may need professional help. How to Jump-Start a Battery? There are important points to consider when jump-starting a battery. Otherwise, major problems can occur. Things to do when jump-starting a battery: • Turn off the engines of both vehicles, as well as any electrically consuming components such as the radio and interior lights. • The jump-start cables and the battery's amperage must match. • If there are plastic covers on the battery terminals, they should be removed. • First, connect the red end of the jumper cable to the positive (+) terminal of the vehicle with the dead battery, and the other end to the positive (+) terminal of the vehicle with the charged battery. • Connect the black end of the jumper cable, the negative (-) terminal, to the negative (-) terminal of the charged battery, and the other end to any metal part on the hood of the vehicle with the dead battery. • Ensure that the cables do not come into contact with the moving parts of the engine. • Start the first vehicle with the charged battery. After 4-5 minutes, start the vehicle with the dead battery. • After starting both vehicles, run the vehicle with the charged battery at a constant idle speed for 2-3 minutes. • Once both vehicles are running, disconnect the jumper cables from the first vehicle. Then disconnect the jumper cables from the vehicle providing the jumper. When disconnecting the cables, disconnect the negative (-) terminals first, then the positive (+) terminals. Jump-starting