Many car friends are worried about using the car emergency starting power supply to start the car. Will using the car emergency jump start  to start the car cause damage to the car

The car emergency power supply is actually a power bank with more functions and more convenient, but its output power is much larger than that of the power bank. It can provide the current to charge the car battery, which can also be called a car start bank; It can also power other on-board electrical appliances and digital products, and it is not an exaggeration to say that it is a life-saving straw for cars. For a long-distance car, you can go to a gas station if you run out of gas. If the battery is dead, it can be very troublesome. It is likely that you will not be able to stop when the battery is turned off halfway. Moreover, the charging time to the car charging station is much longer than the refueling time.

The car emergency starting power supply has an output interface that can start the car. This interface is divided into two voltages according to the car battery, which are 12V small car battery and 24V large passenger (cargo) battery. Of course, some small cars (such as commercial vehicles) will also have some 24V batteries. After understanding the battery voltage and car displacement of their car, car owners must choose the corresponding car emergency start according to the battery demand voltage. The power supply, and then operate and start the car according to the instructions will not cause damage to the car. In addition, we must remind the majority of car owners that they must choose the power supply from regular brand manufacturers like Angjia, avoid buying fake and shoddy products, and don’t try to be cheap.