Why Do You Need to Buy an Emergency Power Bank for a Car?

Smartphone power banks have become a familiar accessory for modern people, and technology allows you to use similar solutions for car batteries. Different emergency power supplies you can find on the pages of our online catalog help start the engine when the battery is out.

What Is an Emergency Battery Pack for a Car?

The heart of the car is its engine, which may not start if the battery has lost capacity. An emergency power bank will help to revive the battery.

A portable emergency battery is connected to the engine with the help of special cables and clips. At the output, the connectors provide a voltage of 12 V. In this way, the emergency powerbank will ensure the start of the car and allow you to continue your trip without any problems, even in a situation where there is absolutely no charge on board.

Can I Use an Emergency Power Supply Kit to Charge My Phone?

In addition to starting the engine, an emergency backup battery presents several more functions. On the way, you probably use different gadgets: a smartphone, navigator, tablet, laptop, or something else. They all run out of power, usually when needed. Connecting the device to the appropriate emergency power bank socket will replenish the necessary charge.

How to Choose an Emergency Batteries Pack for Cars?

Let's discuss choosing the best emergency battery backup power kit and what characteristics to consider.

Type of Battery Installed in the Vehicle

Having figured out what type of battery is installed in the vehicle, choose a battery emergency model capable of working with this type of battery. Pay attention to a universal device that combines the ability to work with various batteries.

Check the Voltage of the Car Battery

The most common batteries have a 12 V voltage for cars, crossovers, vans, and SUVs; and 24 V for freight and commercial vehicles. Batteries with a voltage of 6 V are found in garden tractors, riders, or mopeds.

Make sure the battery emergency power kit you selected has the correct voltage.

Determine the Battery Capacity

Battery capacity varies depending on the type of vehicle. Below are approximate values:

●      Motorcycles — 20 Ah.

●     Passenger cars — 60 Ah.

●     SUVs and vans — 80 Ah.

●     Boats — 100 Ah.

●     Trucks, commercial vehicles, and agricultural machinery — 150 Ah.

●     Special equipment — 200-300 Ah.

A charge current equal to 5-10% of the battery capacity is required to charge the battery. The charge rate will depend on the amount of charging current. The higher the output current of the emergency backup power battery, the less time it will take to recharge the car battery.

Additional Functions of Emergency Battery Packs

Modern devices have valuable and practical features, making working with them simple and safe:

●     Polarity reversal protection will protect the device and the vehicle in case of an incorrect connection.

●     Short circuit protection protects equipment in case of accidental connection of contacts.

●     Overheating protection — equipping the device with forced cooling will require intensive use in enclosed spaces.

●     Accelerated battery charging mode, or BOOST, reduces charging time and helps to bring the battery out of deep discharge.

●     Niches and additional clamps for wires help compact device storage.

Emergency Power Battery Backup Kit on All Automotive Accessories

Several companies produce portable batteries with the ability to start a car engine. They usually also have a built-in flashlight to illuminate the area under the hood in the dark. And even if you are not an avid car enthusiast, a power bank will still be handy for charging a laptop or a phone. You can find a portable power bank in our store for any task!