Clore Automotive Truck PAC ES1224 3000/1500 Peak Amp 12/24V Jump Starter

The Clore Automotive Truck PAC ES6000 is a beast! With 3000 peak amps, it jump-starts trucks effortlessly. Compact yet mighty, it’s a must-have for emergencies. Highly reliable and worth every penny. A total game-changer!

The Clore Automotive Truck PAC ES6000 is a lifesaver! With 3000 peak amps, it effortlessly jump-starts trucks and large vehicles. Compact yet powerful, it’s a must-have for emergencies. Highly reliable and built to last—worth every penny!

Best one I’ve ever used, I’ve bought several of these (This exact one) will NEVER buy another brand! I’ve literally used one for 4 years before I bought another one!! Best purchase I’ve ever made, very well worth the money!

Heavy Duty, no frills booster pack (this is exactly what you want).Pro's:- Longer than average cables- Arrived fully charged- Utility lighter- Status lights- Heavy Duty Quality (from the clips, to the cables, to the plastic packaging, it all feels like good quality)- Protected Jumpers to prevent accidental sparkingCon's:- CostNow don't get me wrong, this booster pack is worth every penny from what I've seen so far. But it would be nice if it were a tad less expensive. Even just breaking it down to $99 so it's under the $100 mark would feel a bit better.This booster is exactly what you want if you are looking for a booster pack for your car. It has very good power, is portable, and holds a charge well as can be seen by the fact that it arrives at your house fully charged. Some might mention the lack of frills like lights, compressors, etc.. as a negative, but this is really a positive thing. When you add all sorts of gadgets and electronics you get a constant steady drain on the battery. Even though this drain may be minimal, over a period of days/weeks it can easily drain a battery. And a dead booster pack is worthless.If you need to power a gadget or two, the booster pack does offer a Utility Lighter (this is the same thing as a cigarette lighter in a car, but allows more power to flow through). This is a nice addition as it does allow flexibility without the addition of any electronics, so no additional power drain is added to the battery.It always drives me nuts when I see a booster pack that uses LED lights to constantly display the status of the battery. Yes LED lights are very efficient, but if you always leave them on, they are still a drain on the battery. This uses several lower power LED lights, but the circuit is not completed until you push and hold a button. This means that there should be no additional drain on the battery due to these lights unless you have an abnormal habit of checking the battery status on a daily basis :).My first experience with a booster pack was with a Walmart special. I paid maybe $20-$30 for it. It came totally dead requiring me to charge it before being able to use it. Even brand new it wouldn't hold a charge for more than a week, and basically it was a total waste of money. I used once or twice when I first purchased the booster pack, then put it into the trunk of my car. A week or so later when I ran across someone needing a jump start I thought it would be a great opportunity to pull out my booster pack and save the day. Needless to say the battery was already dead, and the driver had to make other arrangements for a jump start.This new Booster Pac arrived, fully charged, quickly and easily started my car without any hassles despite the battery being totally dead. And while I can't confirm the longevity of the charge just yet, there are many others here reporting that it will easily hold the charge for a year or more. while it would have been nice to be able to pick up a booster pack for less than the $120 cost of this one. I would much rather spend the $120 and have a booster pack that will work when I need it, than to spend another $30 on a cheap booster pack that can't hold a charge for more than a week.It should also be noted that this booster pack has slightly longer cables than my previous one. For most people this probably won't really make a difference as the booster pack sits on the engine either way. But for those that have hard to reach batteries this could be important.**Update**It's now a week or two later. I think my car battery is dead as I have had to jump it every time I needed to go somewhere. I have used the booster pack now many times, the car starts up like a champ every time, the booster pack has no problem holding a charge, and is still showing Full power despite the obviously more than normal use I have been putting it through. So far I have to say this booster pack has been a great investment, and the high reviews for this item are right on the money. I still need to pick up a new car battery, but the booster pack has been working flawlessly.

The Clore Automotive Truck PAC ES1224 is a lifesaver! With 3000/1500 peak amps, it easily jumps 12V/24V vehicles. Compact, durable, and incredibly efficient—perfect for emergencies. Highly recommend!

The Clore Automotive Truck PAC ES6000 is a powerhouse! With 3000 peak amps, it jump-starts my truck effortlessly. Compact, reliable, and a must-have for emergencies. Highly recommend for any heavy-duty vehicle owner!

Top notch product

3/28/23 Received new jump pack from manufacturer. On the paperwork included, OLD JUMP PACK SENT IN FOR WARRANTY WAS MANUFACTURED ON 1/2020.............it sat on the shelf for 3 years before being sold to me. I haven't had the time to take this apart to see if date code is on the inside. No serial number or date code on the outside of unit. It took about a month after shipping it out to get a new replacement. Cost to ship out for warranty was over $100......batteries and insurance. Heavy unit. And now we wait to see how it holds up.EDIT: Purchased this on September 6th, 2022........won't hold a charge or charge 1/6/23......3 months of owning it. Contacted manufacturer in January. 1 year warranty, so I'm still in warranty. Told to send it back. So I need to send a 40 lb package with HAZMAT (the batteries) back to Clore (the manufacturer). According to the rep, turn around time is 4-6 weeks for inspection and return. For $410 for what was purported to be a heavy duty tool, I expect better. Never buying a Clore product again. Also inquired about opening up the unit to check the batteries and the built in charging unit.......well within my skills as a heavy equipment mechanic........nope, that would void the warranty. Time to package it up, pay to ship it out, wait......wait.........wait.......then get back another unit?? That will last how long.....another 3 months?? There are other reviewers on here with the same experience. Should have paid heed and listened. In the beginning, it was a nice unit.........until Decemeber.........now the pain. Pain in the butt!!Finally just bit the bullet and ordered the Truck Pac ES 1224 12V / 24V jump pack. I'm a mobile heavy equipment mechanic. This last month I've run into a few situations needing a 24v jump pack. CAT excavator wouldn't start behind a house on a postage stamp lot. 24V system, weak batteries, couldn't get truck back there to jump start with jumper cables, not enough welding lead to use welding cables at jumper cables, owners wife went out to get 4 new group 31 batteries and she came back with stud type instead of post type batteries (not her fault). Just time wasted. I got this last week. Used it 4 times so far............very handy to have!!It is HEAVY.......it has 2 batteries inside of it for 12/24v starting. Wife grabbed it over labor day to jump start tractor. She made me come out and carry it over to tractor. Jump starting a 24v loader it did the trick getting it going. The litmus test will be to see 1.) how long the batteries last and 2.) how this will do in 0F weather jumping a piece of equipment.Pros:Good long cables on it, 5ft longSwitch on it 12V /OFF / 24V......nice that it has a master switch shutting off clamps. No worry about clamps shorting out riding around in truck.Seems to pack plenty of powerCONS:The clamps are kind of cheesy. The hinge point for the clamps is plastic. No metal pins or rivets holding the clamps together.Charge time (I think this could be better, my opinion only)............out of the box, brand new, the battery indicator showed full charge. I put it on the 110v charger and plugged it in. After 20 hrs the 'GREEN' charge complete light finally came on.The cable wrap doesn't really work. The cables end up falling off the unit when stored. I'll change that after warranty runs out.So time will tell...........I'll update this in a year. Right now, I'm happy. Much easier pulling this out than trying to wrangle cables and getting something else with good batteries close to the equipment.