Amperage Rating Of The NOCO Boost Pro Jump Starter # 329-GB150
Updated 08/02/2022 | Published 07/31/2022
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The picture shows a 3000 amp, the review shows a 3000 amp, the demonstration shows a 4000 amp. One of your QandA answers calls the #329-GB150 a 4000 amp. What is it? I want a 4000 amp, not sure how to order?
asked by: Kevin B
Expert Reply:
The NOCO Boost Pro Jump Starter - Voltmeter - LED Work Light - USB Port - 12V - 3,000 Amp # 329-GB150 used to be a 4,000 amp charger but is now only 3,000 amps so the answer page you're referring to was correct at the time it was posted. I'll have it updated to reflect the change from the manufacturer.
For 4,000 amps you would need the NOCO Boost X Jump Starter - LED Work Light - 2 USB Ports - 12V - 4,250 Amp # NOC88VR.
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