Lakuda Emergency charger for the 12V starter battery with your Bosch Home and Garden 18V PBA/PSB/PSR

Emergency charger for 12V starter battery - your solution for cars, motorbikes, scooters and scooters
Has your 12 V battery failed? With this emergency charger, you can easily start a 12 V battery with your Bosch Home & Garden 18 V PBA/PSB/PSR battery.
Whether for cars, motorbikes, scooters or vans, this compact charger is an efficient solution to get you going again quickly - without the need for heavy jump starts or breakdown assistance. Simply plug it in, wait 3 to 5 minutes and you're ready to go.
Thanks to its compact size, it can be easily stored in the boot, workshop, toolbox or boot of your scooter.
With its robust crocodile clips and in-built safety features such as overload protection, the charger is both safe and easy to use in emergency situations.

Compatibility: Bosch Home & Garden 18V PBA/PSB/PSR battery

Output current: up to 30A

Operating voltage: 12V DC

Material: Silicone cable with tinned copper core

Temperature resistance: -20°C to 60°C

Terminal capacity: 100A

Dimensions of the adapter: 8.2 cm x 5.8 cm x 12.2 cm

Cable length: 30 cm

Safety: overload and short-circuit protection

Cable with tinned copper core: Resistant to corrosion and extreme weather conditions.

Silicone protection: Flexible and durable cables.

Heavy-duty crocodile clips: High current carrying capacity (100 A) with firmly seated teeth for a strong connection.

Insulated handles: Ensure safe and stable handling during use.

Adapter box: Made of durable materials with copper parts for optimum current conduction.

Note: Battery not included.

This emergency charger is easy and safe to use. Follow these steps to start your 12 V battery:

Insert your Bosch Home and Garden battery into the adapter and lock it securely.

Attach the red clamp to the positive terminal of the 12 V battery and the black clamp to the negative terminal .

Switch on the emergency charger and check the status display to ensure that the connection is correct.

Wait 3-5 minutes before attempting to start the vehicle.