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Clarke Jumpstart 1224 dual voltage 12/24V DC starter – 2 x 22Ah
If you’re after a proper bit of kit that’ll get you out of a jam, the Clarke Jumpstart 1224 is bang on the money. This heavy-duty jump starter is spot-on for anyone who needs reliable power – whether you’re tinkering on the drive or sorting out a lorry at the depot. It’s built for both 12V and 24V engines, so you can switch between your car, van or even bigger motors like trucks and agricultural vehicles without breaking a sweat.
With two beefy 22Ah batteries tucked inside, this jump starter packs plenty of punch. It’ll deliver up to 2000A at 12V or 1000A at 24V, which is more than enough to fire up anything from a flat family hatchback to a stubborn coach that won’t budge on a frosty morning. The one-metre cables are properly sturdy, making for easy connections even when you’re reaching into awkward engine bays. And if you’re stuck in the dark, the built-in five-bulb worklight means you can actually see what you’re doing – no more fumbling with a phone torch.
Clarke haven’t skimped on the safety features, either. If you accidentally mix up the leads, there’s an audible warning to save your bacon, and the low battery alarm gives you plenty of heads-up before the power runs out. Charging is a doddle – just plug it into the mains at home or use a 12V socket on the go, so it’s always ready for action. Plus, thanks to the handy 12V DC outlet, you can run other gear like tyre inflators or even charge your gadgets while you’re out and about.
Ideal for mechanics, rescue services, commercial fleet operators, or anyone who hates being caught out by a flat battery, this bit of kit is as reliable as they come. Just keep it topped up, and you’ll never be left stranded.
- Switches easily between 12V and 24V to suit pretty much any vehicle, from cars to HGVs.
- Massive 2000A peak at 12V – enough oomph for tough starts in cold weather.
- Handy five-bulb worklight makes night-time jump-starts far less fiddly.
- Safety built-in with audible alerts for wrong connections and low battery.
- Charges from the mains or a 12V outlet, so it’s always ready to go.
- Extra 12V DC socket lets you power up other devices when you’re out and about.
- Robust build and chunky cables – built to take a bit of rough and tumble.