Answer:
The Cranking Amps (CA), also known as Starting Amps or Starting Current, refer to the cranking power discharged by the battery for 2–3 seconds at 32°F.
CCA and CA are used to rate the starting performance of lead-acid battery products in cold climates. We usually will not use them to place your device, which is a lithium-ion jump starter.
Generally, we will use the peak current to measure the jump starter’s performance. Learn more about the peak current:
The Cranking Amps of HULKMAN Alpha jump starters:
| Model | Alpha 65 | Alpha 85 | Alpha 85S | Alpha 100 |
| Cranking Amps |
600 Amps
|
900 Amps
|
900 Amps | 1500 Amps |
| Lasting Time |
3 Seconds
|
3 Seconds | 3 Seconds | 5 Seconds |
Note: The peak current rating is based on the laboratory results, which may vary depending on the testing equipment and environmental temperature.
Comments
0 comments
Please sign in to leave a comment.