NOCO GB70 : BOOST HD JUMP STARTER - 12V 2000Amps Peak

The NOCO GB70 Boost HD is a compact lithium-ion jump starter that delivers 2000 amps peak for 12V lead-acid batteries, including wet, AGM, maintenance-free and gel types. It is built to bring a flat battery back to life in seconds, with enough grunt for petrol engines up to 8 litres and diesel engines up to 6 litres.

It suits riders and owners running more than one vehicle — bikes, cars, boats, caravans and light trucks — who want a single pack that lives in the garage or travels in a top box, ute or tender. NOCO's spark-proof connection and reverse polarity protection make it straightforward to use, even for anyone who is not confident around batteries.

Beyond starting, the GB70 doubles as a roadside power source: a USB output for phones, tablets and other USB devices, plus a 400 lumen LED torch with seven modes including SOS and emergency strobe.

• 2000A peak output for 12V lead-acid batteries (wet, AGM, maintenance-free and gel)
• Starts petrol engines up to 8 litres and diesel engines up to 6 litres
• Up to 40 jump starts on a single charge
• UltraSafe design with spark-proof connections and reverse polarity protection
• Lithium-ion internal battery in a compact, portable housing
• USB output for charging phones, tablets, watches and other USB devices
• 400 lumen LED torch with 7 modes, including SOS and emergency strobe
• Recharges via micro USB from any USB supply or 12V USB port
• Heavy-duty battery clamp leads suited to 12V powersports and automotive batteries

• NOCO GB70 Boost HD jump starter unit
• Battery clamp leads
• Micro USB charging cable
• User guide
• Warranty information booklet

Charge the GB70 fully before first use, and top it up again after every jump start so it is ready for the next one.
Use only 12V lead-acid batteries (wet, AGM, maintenance-free or gel) — connect the red clamp to positive and the black clamp to negative, and follow the connection sequence in the supplied user guide.
If the vehicle does not start, stop and let the unit rest between attempts rather than cranking repeatedly.
Recharge via the supplied micro USB cable from a USB supply or a 12V USB port; a mains USB adaptor will generally charge it faster than a low-output port.
Do not leave the pack sitting flat. Recharge it periodically during storage — lithium cells self-discharge over time and long periods at a low state of charge shorten their life.
Store in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight and away from extreme heat, such as a closed vehicle in summer.
Wipe the housing and cables with a soft, lightly damp cloth; avoid solvents, petrol and abrasive cleaners.
Keep the clamp jaws clean and free of corrosion or grease so they bite properly on the terminals, and check the leads for nicks or damaged insulation before use.
Avoid submerging the unit or leaving it exposed to standing water, and dry it off before charging or storing.
Remember that the USB output draws from the same internal battery — keep enough charge in reserve if you are relying on the pack for starting.