Mamba 2032 User manual

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Model No. 2032
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9
BOOST
200
6-in-1 POWER
SUPPLY
with 200W
inverter
200W Power Inverter
260 PSI Air
Pressure G auge
Main Power LED Indicator
USB Power Toggle
S wi t ch
USB power ON position
Inverter Power Toggle
S wi t ch
Inverter power ON position
12V DC Socket with
Protective Dust Cover
Inverter Power LED Indicator
Double Injection
Rubberizedhandle
Battery Charge Status
Dial Gauge
LED
W ork light
ON/OFF Switch
Charging Jack/Port
USB Port 2100mA
Battery Charging
Indicator LED
12 VDC Socket with
Protective Dust Cover
Air Compressor ON/OFF
Switch
LED W ork
light Double Injection Rubberized
Protective Padding
--USB Power On Position Power Off Position
I
= Inverter Power ON Position
Packaging
i nc l udes
the following accessor
i es:
•110 VAC Charging adap t or
•12 VDC Charging adap
t or
•Compressor Air Valve Accessories
•Operating Instruction Manual
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Battery Cable/Clamp—
Negative
Main Booster
Power Switch
Inverter Blade Fuse
Battery Cable/Clamp
Positive
Compressor Air
Hose And
Accessories
Compartment
READ ALL WARNINGS AND ADVISORY NOTES INCLUDED IN TH
I S MANUAL. FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS PROVIDED BY
YOUR VEHICLE MANUFACTURER AND MANUFACTURER OF THE DEVICES INTENDED TO BE USED WITH THIS POWER
SUPPL
Y. MAKE CERTAIN THIS DEVICE IS FULLY CHARGED PRIOR TO FIRST USE.
WARNINGS
THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS A SEALED LEAD-ACID BATTERY AND MUST BE DISPOSED OF PROPERLY. YOU MAY
CONTACT YOUR LOCAL GOVERNMENT RECYCLING AUTHORITY FOR APPROPRIATE DISPOSAL. FAILURE TO
FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS MAY CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE PRODUCT AND OR PERSONAL
I NJUR Y.

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IMPORTANT ADVISORY NOTES
• Do not use with dry cell batteries. These batteries may burst and cause injury to person or damage
personal property.
• Do not attempt to face the battery being jumped. Stay away as far as possible from the battery when
making the final connection
.
•DO NOT CONNECT TO or jump start a 6 or 24 Volt ba
tt ery.
• If battery acid comes in contact with skin or eyes, rinse immediately with water for 20 minutes. Seek
medical attention if redness, irritation or pain is presen
t.
•DO NOT smoke, use matches, lighters or an open flame near ba
tt eries .
•This products contains chemical substances including lead. Wash hands thoroughly after handling
Lead Acid Ba
tt eries .
• Never allow red (Positive) and black (Negative) clamps to come in contact with each other or
contact with metal object at the same
t ime .
• To protect against electrical hazards, do not immerse charger, adapters, or unit in water or o
t her
liquid
.
•Close supervision is necessary when working near children
.
•Do not use unit for applications other than its intended use
.
• Always connect the red (+) clamp to the positive battery terminal first. Connect black (-) clamp to
t he
negative battery terminal as final connection
.
•Jump start vehicles in a well ventilated area only.
•Do not expose Boost 200 to moisture and use it in extremely hot condi
t ions .
•Monitor the pressure gauge during use. Be careful not to over-inflate objects
.
• Never work alone with this product. Make sure that someone is available to give assistance i
f
needed .
•Wear complete eye and clothing protection. Do not touch eyes while working near ba
tt ery.
• Do not attempt to remove or replace the battery used in this device. When the battery has reached
the end of its useful lifetime, take the entire unit to a battery recycling
f acili t y .
• For proper and safe operation of the 12 Volt DC power accessory outlets, do not place anything in
t o
i
t except the plug of the accessory to be used .
• Remove metal, personal jewelry, such as: rings, bracelets, necklaces and watches, while working
with a lead acid battery. This can produce a short-circuit that may cause severe burns
.
•Never charge or jump-start a frozen ba
tt ery .
• Do not operate this device while wearing vinyl clothing. Static electricity may be generated when
rubbed against vinyl clothing.
•This product is not intended for use in the rain or temperatures above 150ºF
.
•Use only the provided chargers, cables and clamps. Unauthorized parts may damage the uni
t.
•This product has no consumer serviceable parts except the replaceable
f uses .
•Keep out of the reach of children
.
•Keep battery terminals clean. Be careful to keep corrosion from coming in contact with eyes
.
•Do not let the cords of the Boost 200 or jumper clamps get we
t.
•Prevent water to get into Boost 200 housing. Water will damage the internal electronics board
.
• This unit has a built-in lead acid battery. Although Boost 200 arrives partially charged from
t he
factory, it MUST be fully charged before the first use
.
• Recharge Boost 200 after each use. If unused for up to 3 months you must recharge the unit.
This will avoid the complete draining of the battery voltage,
FEATURES:
Compact 6-1 multipurpose AC and DC power supply with vehicle jumpstart boosting system. The uni t
provides: two 12V DC covered output ports, 200 Watt continuous power inverter with 120 VAC covered
outlet, 260 PSI air compressor, Booster Cables with Insulated Clamps, Booster Cables Power Swi
t ch ,
Nozzle Adaptors for most Inflatables, LED working light, Battery Status Needle Dial Gauge, USB power
port with vehicle instant battery jump starter.

Model No. 2032
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SPECIFICATIONS:
•BUILT-IN 12V 10AH RECHARGEABLE LEAD ACID BATTER Y.
•INSTANT BATTERY JUMP STARTER
.
•DUAL 12 VDC COVERED OUTPUT PORT
S.
•USB POWER SUPPLY OUTPUT PORT RATED AT 5V - 2100m
A.
• 200 WATT CONTINUOUS/400 WATT PEAK POWER
I NVERTER
WITH 120 VAC COVERED OUTLET
.
•260PSI AIR COMPRESSOR WITH NEEDLE DIAL GAUG
E.
•ULTRA BRIGHT WHITE LED CONVEN
I ENC E.
•COMPACT AND PORTABLE SIZE WITH RUBBERIZED HANDL
E.
•NOZZLE ADAPTORS FOR
I NFLATABLES.
•AC & DC CHARGERS ARE
I NCLUDED .
CHARGING BOOST 200 INSTRUCTIONS: CAUTION
Prior to charging this device, read all the related instructions be
l ow :
•Fully charge the Boost 200 unit when the Battery Status Needle Dial reads below 12 VDC
. This
product may arrive partially charged from the factory. It is highly recommended to fu
ll y charge the
Boost 200 unit after purchase and before using for the first t
i me .
•Make certain that all ON/OFF Power Switches are set in the OFF pos
i t i on .
• Do not charge the Boost 200 Power Supply near flammable material, open flame or any
location which accumulates flammable fumes
.
• Make certain the any electrical outlet you choose to charge this device, that may be located
in a potentially wet or moist area,,is protected by a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI).
•Make sure that both booster clamps are securely placed in their designated storage
compartments when not in use and during the charging per
i od .
A. AC Charging At Home with 110 Volt Charger
1. Keep the Main Booster Power Switch in OFF position while charging .
2. Insert the AC charger round plug into the Boost 200 Charging Port
.
3. Connect the 110 Volt AC Charger into the 110 Volt AC home recep
t acle .
4. Fully charge the Boost 200 according to the following schedules
:
First time charge: 32 hours
Recharge and subsequent charge: 24 hours
5. Unplug the AC charger from the 110 Volt receptacle first and then remove the round plug from
t he
Boost 200 Charging Port
.
B. DC Charging In Your Vehicle with 12 Volt Charger
1. Keep the Main Booster Power Switch in OFF position while charging .
2. Insert the 12 Volt DC Charger round Plug into the Boost 200 Charging Port
.
3. Connect the 12 Volt DC Charger Plug into the vehicle cigarette lighter or 12 Volt accessory port
.
4. Fully charge the Boost 200 internal battery for 6 hours while the vehicle engine is running
.
5. Unplug the DC charger from the 12 Volt DC plug from the vehicle cigarette lighter port first and
t hen
remove the round plug from the Boost 200 Charging Port
.
INTERNAL BATTERY CHARGE LEVEL:
• Turn the Main Booster Power Switch to the ON position to determine the unit internal battery
charge level prior to each use
.
•The Battery Charge Status Gauge Needle will indicate the battery charge
l eve l.
Gauge needle in Red Zone: Low Battery Charge Level - Charge
i mmed i ate l y .
Gauge needle in Yellow Zone: 10% - 50% Charge Level - Recharge before use .
Gauge needle in Green Zone: 51% - 100% Charge Level - Recharge after use .

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AIR COMPRESSOR OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS: CAUTION
• Do not operate the Air Compressor more than 15 Minutes continuously. Allow the
compressor to cool down for 10 minutes between each continuous operation
.
• Review the products to be inflated for manufacturer’s recommended maximum
i nf l ation
pressure. Most tires are recommended to be inflated between 27 to 38 PS
I.
• Always check the air inflation pressure with a separate and reliable pressure gauge dur
i ng
and after
i nflation .
A. TO INFLATE TIRES:
IMPORTANT: Turn the Main Booster Power Switch to ON position. The LED indicator located
in the front panel will illuminate BLUE indicating power is available in the Boost 200 system.
1. Open the Compressor Air Hose Compartment access door at the left side of the Boost 200 and pull
out the air hose. Make sure that the Nozzle Locking Lever is in the UP posi
t ion .
2. Remove the valve cap from the tire valve s
t em.
3. Attach the compressor air valve nozzle onto the tire air valve stem and push down the air valve
nozzle as far as it extends. Make certain it is seated properly.
4. Press the Nozzle Locking Lever completely down to securely lock the tire air valve s
t em .
IMPORTANT: If the tire is completely deflated, raise the vehicle by utilizing a recommended ra
t ed
lifting device and jack stand before inflating the
t ire .
5. Turn the compressor switch located on the front panel of Boost 200 to ON posi
t ion .
6. Monitor the pressure on the compressor air pressure gauge while in
f la t ing .
7. Turn OFF the compressor when the desired tire air pressure is reached
.
8. Disconnect the air hose nozzle from the tire air valve stem by lifting Nozzle Locking Lever to the UP
posi
t ion .
9. Replace the tire valve cap onto the tire valve s
t em.
10. Stow the air hose into the Compressor Air Hose Compartmen
t.
11. Turn the Main Booster Power Switch to OFF position when the system is not in use
.
B. TO INFLATE BALLS/AIR MATTRESSES/RUBBER RAFTS:
IMPORTANT: Turn the Main Booster Power Switch to ON position. The LED indicator located
in the front panel will illuminate BLUE indicating power is available in the BOOST 200
system.
1. Open the Compressor Air Hose Compartment access door at the left side of the Boost 200 and pull
out the air hose. Make sure that the Nozzle Locking Lever is in the UP posi
t ion .
2. Remove the valve cap from the inflatable valve s
t em.
3. Attach the appropriate valve stem adaptor to the Air Hose Nozzle
.
4. Press Nozzle Locking Lever completely down to securely lock the valve stem adap
t or.
5. Attach the compressor air valve nozzle with the valve stem adaptor onto the air valve stem of
t he
inflatable and push down the air valve Nozzle as far as it extends. Make certain it is seated
properly.
6. Turn the compressor switch located on the front panel of Boost 200 to ON posi
t ion .
7. Monitor the pressure on the compressor air pressure gauge while in
f la t ing .
8. Turn OFF the compressor when the desired air pressure is reached
.
9. Disconnect the air hose nozzle from the air valve s
t em .
6. Replace the valve cap onto the valve s
t em.
7. Stow the air hose into the Compressor Air Hose Compartmen
t.
8. Turn the Main Booster Power Switch to OFF position when the system is not in use
.
12 VOLT DC POWER PORT OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS…IMPORTANT:
The Internal auto-reset Circuit Breaker will automatically interrupt the power if the current drawn exceeds
10Amp.This feature prevents damage to the Boost 200 internal circuits. Internal
Circuit Breaker will
automatically reset after cooling period (Approximately 10-25
minutes)

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1. Turn the Main Booster Power Switch to ON position. The LED indicator located in the front panel
will illuminate BLUE indicating power is available in the Boost 200 sys
t em .
2. Remove the 12 Volt DC protective cover or covers
.
3. Insert the device 12 Volt accessory plug that can be powered by the Power Supply into the 12 Vol
t
power port of Boost 200 .
4. Turn on the power of the 12 Volt DC device being powered by the Boost 200 uni
t.
5. Turn the Main Booster Power Switch to OFF position when the system is not in use
.
200 WATT AC INVERTER OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS:
SYSTEM NORMAL OPERATION ——————— GREEN
LED
OVERLOAD ——————————————————— RED LED LOW
BATTERY OR LOW INPUT POWER RED
LED
1. Turn the Main Booster Power Switch to ON position. The LED indicator located in the front panel will
illuminate BLUE indicating power is available in the Boost 200 sys
t em .
2. Prior to connecting the device to be powered to the inverter, make sure the inverter power switch is
in OFF posi
t ion .
3. Prior to plug in the device, make sure the device power switch is OFF and ensure the current drawn
by this device is not to exceed 1.81A or 200W maximum power consump
t ion .
4. Remove the plastic protective cover from the inverter recep
t acle .
5. Connect the device 110 Volt AC electrical plug into the inverter recep
t acle .
6. Turn on the inverter power switch to “II” position. If the inverter is operating properly, the green LED
indicator will illuminate. Now turn ON the device. If the green indicator remains on, the system is
operating properly. If the inverter green LED light turns OFF, turn off the device then turn the power
switch to “O” position to turn OFF the inverter immediately. See the trouble shooting guide. The
inverter may have been over loaded or the input voltage may be too low
.
Note: The power toggle switch on the front of the unit allows both USB & Inverter power to be used.
When the switch is pushed in at the top, the USB power is activated. When the toggle switch is
pushed at the bottom, the inverter power is activated. See Diagram page 1
.
CAUTION:
Some rechargeable devices are equipped with a separate charger, which can be connected into
t his
inverter AC receptacle. However certain rechargeable devices are manufactured with built-in chargers
(see device owner’s manual). This category of devices may cause internal damage to inverters and
should not be used with this inverter. The temperature of the device must be monitored for the first 15
minutes of operation. An abnormally elevated temperature on the device is an indication that they should
no
t be used with this inverter .
110 Volt AC Household Electronic Devices Powered by Boost 200 built-in 200 Watt inverter
E
l ectron i cs Device Power Consumption Approximate Operating time
Small Utility ligh t
iPhone / iPod / MP3 2 Wa
tt
4 Wa
tt 45 Hours 22 Hours
Radios 8 Wa
t
t 10 Hours and 30 Minutes
Fans 20 Wa
tt 4 Hours and 30 Minu t es
Power tool chargers up to 10V 25 Wa
tt 3 Hours and 40 Minu t es
Digital/Video Camera 30 Wa
tt 3 Hours
Cell phone Chargers 35 Wa
tt 2 Hours and 45 Minu t es
9” portable TV 50 Wa
tt 1 Hours and 50 Minu t es
IMPORTANT NOTE: The above listing is prepared for reference purposes ONLY. Certain electronic
devices exceed the power consumption wattages listed. Prior to powering the intended electronic
devices, refer to the instruction manual for actual wattage requirement.

Model No. 2032
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USB OUTPUT PORT:
1. Turn the Main Booster Power Switch to ON position. The LED indicator located in the front panel will
illuminate BLUE indicating power is available in the Boost 200 sys
t em .
2. Prior to connecting the device to be powered by the USB port, make sure the USB power switch is
in the OFF position. The power switch must be positioned in the middle
.
3. Prior to plugging the device into the USB port, make sure the power switch is in the OFF position.
4. When using the USB cable to charge or power your electronic device, connect
t he USB plug into the
USB port of Boost 200
.
5. Connect the other end of the cable to the electronic device
.
6. Press the USB port Power Switch to the ON (—) position. The device with built in rechargeable
ba
tt ery will start charging automatically. Turn ON the electronic device and use as normal after charging .
7. After using the USB port, the USB Power Switch must be turned to OFF (O) position, Otherwise
t he
internal battery of Boost 200 will be slowly drained, even though there is no electronic device
a
tt ached to the USB port .
8. Turn OFF the electronic device and disconnect the cable from the USB port
.
9. Turn the Main Booster Power Switch to the OFF position. The Blue LED power indicator will be
t urned
off indicating there will be no power available to the system
.
VEHICLE JUMP START INSTRUCTIONS:
WARNINGS: Vehicles equipped with on-board computers may be damaged if the vehicle is j ump
started. Read your vehicle owner’s manual instructions before attempting to jump-start your
vehicle. Failure to follow these advisory instructions may result in an explosion. Use Safety
Glasses to protect your eyes while working near battery during jump-starting a veh
i c l e .
Jump start a vehicle in an open area without any type of obstruct
i ons .
CAUTIONS: Make certain that the Boost 200 Main Power Switch is in the OFF position
before attempting to jump start a veh
i c l e .
1. Turn off the vehicle ignition and all accessories (Such as radio, lights, air conditioner, e
t c).
2. Apply the emergency brake and put vehicles with automatic transmission in park posi t ion .
3. Determine the polarity of the vehicle battery terminals. The positive (POS, +) battery terminal usually
is larger in diameter than the negative (NEG, -) terminal. If you are unsure, you must refer to
t he
vehicle owner’s manual
.
4. Determine whether your vehicle is designed with a negative or positive grounded system: In
t he
Negative Ground System, the negative battery terminal is grounded to the chassis of the vehicle.
Mos
t vehicles use this type of system. In the Positive Grounded Systems the battery terminal is
grounded to the chassis OR any other part of the vehicle. If you are not certain of this important
information, YOU MUST REFER TO THE VEHICLE OWNER’S MANUAL
.
5. Remove clamps from the holders. Never allow clamps (positive & negative terminals) to
t ouch
each other or contact the same piece of metal to avoid short-circuits and arcing
.
6. Follow the instructions for a Negative Grounded System or Positive Grounded System as indica
t ed
below
:
Negative Grounded Sys
t em
I. Connect the RED CLAMP (positive +) to the positive terminal of the vehicle battery or
t he
remote positive terminal if available
.
II. Connect the BLACK CLAMP (negative -) to the vehicle engine block, or a metal part of
t he vehicle which is
connected to the vehicle main ground system. Do not clamp directly to negative battery terminal, main fuel
distribution module or sheet metal parts
.

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Positive Grounded Sys
t em :
I. Connect the BLACK CLAMP (negative -) to the negative terminal of the vehicle ba
tt ery.
II. Connect the RED CLAMP (positive +) to the vehicle engine block, or a metal part of
t he
vehicle which is connected to the vehicle ground system. Do not clamp directly to posi
t ive
battery terminal, main fuel distribution module or sheet metal parts
.
7. Turn on the Main Power Switch by rotating the switch to the ON position. The BLUE LED will
illuminate indicating power is available in the booster clamps
.
8. Allow 3 to 5 minutes of charge time. It is highly recommended having a second person to assis
t
holding the unit securely in place during the next s t eps .
9. Start the engine. Stop if the vehicle does not start after 2 to 3 seconds of engine cranking. Wait 2
t o
3 minutes then try again. Repeat the above steps several times until the vehicle s
t arts .
10. If the vehicle starts, turn off the Main Power Switch by turning the switch to the OFF posi
t ion .
11. Disconnect the clamps as far away from the vehicle battery as possible
.
For Negative Grounded System, disconnect the BLACK CLAMP Negative first and then the RED
CLAMP Posi
t ive .
For Positive Grounded System, disconnect the RED CLAMP Positive first, and then the BLACK
CLAMP Nega
t ive .
12. Stow the booster clamps into their storage compar
t men t.
12 VOLT DC CHARGER ADAPTOR FUSE REPLACEMENT:
1. Unscrew the retainer ring at the tip of the 12 Volt DC charger plug
.
2. Replace the internal glass fuse with the same grade Fuse rated at 2 AM
P.

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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE:
TROUBLE RECOMMENDED SOLUT
I ON
Vehicle does not start Turn the Main Power Switch to ON Position to allow power into
t he
booster clamps
.
Allow the Boost 200 to stay connected to the vehicle battery for a longer
period of time. Wait 6 to 8 minutes before attempting to start the vehicle
again
.
Recharge the Boost 200 Power Supply to FULL charge s
t a t us .
Replace the vehicle battery or visit workshop/garage for f urther
assis
t ance .
110 V electronic device Recharge the Boost 200 Power Supply to FULL charge s
t a t us .
does not operate with t he
200 Watt inverter Check for proper rated power required to turn on the electronic device.
If
the electronic device wattage is rated above 200 Watt, remove t he
Device since the operating wattage is above the maximum output power
of the inverter
.
Check the connection of the electric device to the inverter recep
t acle .
Check the inverter fuse. To replace the inverter fuse, using a needle nose
pair of pliers or fuse puller, remove the old fuse and replace with a 25A
blade type
f use
12 Volt DC devices Recharge the Boost 140 Power Supply to FULL charge s
t a t us .
connected to the 12 Vol t
output port of Boost 200 Insert the device 12 Volt plug properly into the Boos200 DC output port
does not opera
t e . Internal Circuit Breaker is OFF. Remove the 12 Volt Accessory plug
f rom
The Boost140 12VDC output port. Wait 15 - 25 minutes for au
t oma t ic
Reset to regain power.
Compressor does not Recharge the Boost 200 Power Supply internal battery to Full charge
.
turn on .
Compressor doe not inflate Make sure the hose nozzle is properly seated and the locking lever is in
down posi
t ion .
Repair air hose if possible
.
Allow 15 - 20 minutes for compressor to cool down before re-use
.
USB powered device Press the USB output port SWITCH to ON position (—)
connected to the USB o
f
Boost200 does not function Insert the device USB plug properly into the Boost140 USB port
.

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SPECIFICATIONS:
•Battery rated capacity ————————————————— 12 Volt - 10 Ah
•Power inverter power output ——————————————- 200 Wa
tt
•Air Compressor ———————————————————— 260 PSI
•12 Volt DC output ports output Amp.———————————- 10 A
•USB port output rating —————————————————- 5 Volt - 2100 mA
•LED work-light —————————————————————120 mA
•Unit dimensions ————————————————————- 9 1/2” H x 9 1/2” W x 6 1/2” D
•Unit weight without AC/DC charging adaptors ———————- 10 lbs - 14 oz.
NOTE: Specifications are subject to change without
notice.
LIMITED PRODUCT WARRANTY AND L
I AB I L I TY
MobilePower, LLC. warrants to the original purchaser that the Vehicle Boosting System shall be free from material defects in
constructing material and workmanship for a period of one year from the original date of purchase. If the product is determined by
MobilePower,LLC. to be
defecti ve in material and workmanship during the warranty period, MobilePower, LLC. will repair or
replace the defective product or
defect ive accessories/components with the factory original specifications product at MobilePower,
LLC. option. The original purchaser
i s entitled to obtain this warranty with the proof of purchase within the warranty period. To
obtain a return authorization and shipping instructions related to the warranty services in North America contact us at
[e-mail] or call [phone] Customer Support.
You may ship the defective product with freight prepaid tol MobilePower, LLC. Your replacement will be mailed back to you at no
additional charge.
Handle with care when packing and shipping the product and all itsaccessories into a durable shipping carton along with origi nal
dated purchasing receipt or invoice. The package must include a letter detailing the defect issue, contact information
along with
mailing address. Any address with a PO Box cannot be processed and will be held until further contact from the purchaser.
Please set up courrier tracking when shipping the defective products to us. MobilePower, LLC will not
b e responsible for lost
packages sent by consumers. MobilePower, LLC.
W ill not be responsible for damages incurred during shipment to our facilities.
Failure to provide the original purchase receipt or proof of purchase will render this warranty
i nvalid.
THIS
W ARRANTYSHALL NOT APPLY IF THIS PRODUCT (A) IS DAMAGED RESULTING FROM ABUSE, MISUSE,
NEGLIGENCE,ACCIDENT, LACK OF
MAINTENANCE, W EAR AND TEAR, UNREASONABLEUSE OR BY OTHER CAUSES
UNRELATEDTO THE DEFECTIVE MATERIAL OR WORKMANSHIP;(B) IS USED
W ITH PRODUCTS THAT ARE NOT
COMPATIBLE
W ITH VEHICLE BOOSTING SYSTEM; (C) IS USED FOR COMMERCIALPURPOSES; (D) IF THE PRODUCT
HAS BEEN SUBJECTED TO
W ATER AND FIRE.
This warranty provides you with specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.
T hi s
warrantyis valid only in North America.
MobilePower, LLC. Bluffton, SC
29910
www. Mobilepower-us.com Office: (800) 708 -
8550
[e-mail]