Speed Charger and USB to USB-C Cable For A NOCO Genius Boost GB40 Jump Starter

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I have a NOCO Genius Boost+ GB40. I need the correct cable for charging and a NOCO Speed Charger.

asked by: James D

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You will need the NOCO Speed Charger # NOC23RR to charge the NOCO Boost Plus Jump Starter # 329-GB40. You can use the USB-MicroUSB included with your NOCO or we have a Scosche SyncAble HD Micro USB Cable # 332-HDEZ4 which is 4' long you can use with the Speed Charger.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Kev

1/1/2025

I’ve just bought the GB40 and it’s got the usb-c charge port not the micro usb. Is this the newest model? Thanks Kev

Answer 1

Great question! I went ahead and brought this to the attention of my tech at NOCO. He confirmed that as part of the safety measures of the NOCO Boost Plus #329-GB40, no current will be flowing to the clamps unless it is connected to that battery that…

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Answer 2

If your NOCO Boost Plus Jump Starter - LED Work Light - USB Port - 12V - 1,000 Amp #329-GB40 is only blinking yellow and not giving a full charge after staying on overnight the unit is defective and will need to be replaced.

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Answer 3

The NOCO Boost Plus Jump Starter part #329-GB40 has a built in safe guard to prevent overcharging. It is never recommended of course to leave anything on a charge indefinitely but will be fine if it is left on the charger overnight or for the weekend…

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Answer 5

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Speed Charger and USB to USB-C Cable For A NOCO Genius Boost GB40 Jump Starter

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