Can I run a camping fridge off a Noco Boost jump pack?
Looking at the noco GB70 right now, however it states in the manual (link below) "The GB70 is for jump starting 12-volt lead-acid batteries only. "
I guess I will have to rethink.
I guess I will have to rethink.
Pete thanks for replying.
I am not sure as I am at work right now. I was just looking to future proof my future jump starter a little, as we move away from lead acid batteries.
I have now seen on the pdf posted by dellmassive that Noco are classing Wet, Gel, MF, EFB and AGM as Lead Acid.
So I guess I should be okay for the foreseeable future.
Will check battery type when I get home and then purchase, there is a listing on ebay that has them, sealed new £159.99.
yes, all these are SLA types : Wet, Gel, MF, EFB+ and AGM. plus good old lead acid.
these battery techs will be with us for a long time yet . . . due to the cost ( they relatively cheap)
The only other type is the Lithium tech (Lifepo4, calb, prismatic, etc) . . . . which is whats inside the NOCO packs.
so to future proof yourself for a car/van jump starter - GB70 or GB150 is the way to go.
Dont bother with cheap small jump packs - they dont work. - i found out the hard way, i bought, i used, it failed, i binned.
these battery techs will be with us for a long time yet . . . due to the cost ( they relatively cheap)
The only other type is the Lithium tech (Lifepo4, calb, prismatic, etc) . . . . which is whats inside the NOCO packs.
so to future proof yourself for a car/van jump starter - GB70 or GB150 is the way to go.
Dont bother with cheap small jump packs - they dont work. - i found out the hard way, i bought, i used, it failed, i binned.
Hello @1ambretta ,not sure how much of a hurry you are in for one but the GB70 goes for about £120 when Amazon does a flash deal on them which does seem to be quite often
Hope it’s soon
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