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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
With the high summer temperatures, is it okay to keep a car jump starter in the car?
1. In the summer, you can keep a car jump starter in your vehicle. Our car jump starter features built-in smart protection and is designed to withstand both high and low temperatures. With this smart protection, you don’t need to worry—it won’t easily explode or catch fire. However, you should try to avoid direct sunlight, as temperatures inside the passenger compartment can get very high. You can store the jump starter in the trunk to keep it out of direct sunlight. 2. After using the power supply in the summer, be sure to replace the cover on the DO connector to prevent water, dust, or tiny particles from entering the port, which could affect its normal operation later on.
What should you keep in mind when driving long distances in hot weather?
1. Bring a Small Gas Can In addition to filling up your tank before departure, you’ll inevitably need to refuel along the way—after all, this is a long-distance trip. It’s wise to have a contingency plan in place so that if you find yourself in a remote area with few gas stations and long distances between them, you won’t be caught off guard when the low-fuel light comes on. 2. Thoroughly Inspect the Vehicle The last thing you want is for a problem to arise as soon as you hit the road. Before setting out, thoroughly inspect the vehicle for any issues—such as checking tire pressure, engine oil, and the radiator—to prevent warning lights from disrupting your trip.