Booster Cable NEO tools 11-836

The NEO tools 11-836 booster cable is designed for reliable vehicle jump-starting and emergency battery assistance. With a length of 3 meters and a conductor cross-section of 25 mm², this cable provides adequate current capacity and reduced voltage drop for most passenger cars. The set includes heavy-duty clamps with insulated handles to ensure secure electrical contact and safer handling during connection and disconnection.

Advantages

Robust 25 mm² conductors deliver improved conductivity compared with thinner cables, while the 3 m length allows flexible positioning of donor and recipient vehicles. The clamps are constructed for firm grip on battery terminals and feature insulation on the handles to limit accidental contact. The design focuses on practical emergency use, combining durability and straightforward handling without unnecessary complexity.

Suitable for

• Jump-starting passenger cars with a discharged battery
• Emergency roadside assistance and basic vehicle maintenance
• Use by private car owners, taxi drivers, and small workshop environments

Key specifications

• Cable length: 3 meters
• Conductor cross-section: 25 mm²
• Clamps: heavy-duty with insulated handles
• Application: manual jump-starting of 12 V automotive batteries
• Construction: flexible insulated battery jumper cable

How to use

Ensure both vehicles are switched off and follow safe jump-starting procedures. Connect the positive clamp to the positive terminal of the discharged battery and the other positive clamp to the donor battery's positive terminal. Connect one negative clamp to the donor battery negative terminal and the final negative clamp to a suitable chassis ground on the vehicle with the discharged battery, away from the battery itself. After secure connections are confirmed, start the donor vehicle, allow the battery to charge briefly, then start the vehicle with the discharged battery. Remove clamps in reverse order once the engine is running.

Usage recommendations

Store the booster cable coiled and protected from moisture and extreme temperatures. Inspect clamps and insulation regularly for damage and replace the cable if any conductors, clamp teeth, or insulating covers are compromised. Follow vehicle manufacturer guidance and safety precautions when jump-starting to avoid electrical or mechanical damage.