Built to Start: The Engineering Behind Jump-N-Carry Reliability

Few automotive brands provoke thoughts of reliability quite like Jump-N-Carry, the preferred portable jump starter among professionals. Jump-N-Carry is known for its engineering. Their super-reliable jump starters just work – every single time.

Think about the tow truck operator responding to a stranded motorist in subzero temperatures. Think about the fleet manager who needs to get a dead truck on the road ASAP. Failure is not an option. When equipment doesn’t work, both time and money are lost. So the pros obviously want reliable jump starters they can trust.

For Clore Automotive, the company behind the Jump-N-Carry brand, engineering is what makes the difference. Jump-N-Carry equipment is engineered specifically to meet the needs of professional mechanics and fleet managers.

Proprietary Battery Technology

It’s typical for standard portable power packs to be built on generic, off-the-shelf lead-acid or lithium cells. Jump-N-Carry units are built on the brand’s proprietary PROFORMER battery technology. Here is what it means:

1. Engineering

PROFORMER batteries are engineered specifically for high-rate power discharge. They feature ultra-thin, high-purity lead plates with maximum surface area, making it possible to deliver massive amounts of power without significant internal voltage drops.

2. Jump-N-Carry in Action

Imagine a mobile tech called to jump a vehicle with a V8 engine and a fully depleted battery. It’s early morning, and the temperature is near zero. An off-the-shelf Booster PAC is going to be sluggish. But the high-discharge engineering Jump-N-Carry is known for delivers high cranking amps to turn the engine over instantly.

Industrial-Grade Cable Pathways

Generating a ton of raw power is only half the equation. How that power reaches the dead vehicle’s starter motor is the other half. Here’s why Jump-N-Carry stands out:

1. Engineering

Jump-N-Carry units are engineered with heavy-gauge, industrial-grade copper cables and heavy-duty ‘Hot Jaw’ clamps. Internal wiring is double-crimped and routed to minimize electrical resistance. Power gets to the starter motor every time.

2. Jump-N-Carry in Action

Industrial-grade cable pathways are exactly what the professionals in a crowded auto auction yard need. They have cars packed bumper-to-bumper with battery terminals that are often very difficult to reach. Jump-N-Carry offers extra-long cables and tight connections that get the job done.

Impact-Resistant Construction

Drop a cheap, off-the-shelf consumer jump pack onto a concrete floor, and the chances are pretty good that its housing will shatter. Even if it doesn’t, internal solder joints could easily fracture. Not so with Jump-N-Carry:

1. Engineering

Jump-N-Carry jump starters are made with thick, rotomolded resin cases that absorb shock with ease. The cases also resist chemicals like motor oil, battery acid, and gasoline.

2. Jump-N-Carry in Action

A busy fleet technician has the habit of tossing his equipment into the back of his service truck, where it slides around and bumps against the whole selection of tools. Jump-N-Carry units are not bothered thanks to their shock-absorbing chassis and heavy-duty construction.

Smart Thermal Management

The number one enemy of portable jump-starting equipment is excessive heat buildup under load and while charging. It’s not a problem for Jump-N-Carry:

1. Engineering

Jump-N-Carry units are engineered with integrated automatic charging circuitry that protects against both thermal runaway and overcharging. Internal circuitry continuously monitors the state of charge.

2. Jump-N-Carry in Action

A garage owner might leave his jump box plugged into an AC outlet for days or weeks at a time. When that box is a Jump-N-Carry unit, no problem. It will be ready to go when the next emergency call comes in.

Jump-N-Carry has earned its reputation as the preferred brand of portable jump starters among the professionals. Now you know why: engineering is the secret to its reliability.

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