The 6 Best 24V Jump Starters

Updated March 13, 2021 by Will Rhoda

This wiki has been updated 14 times since it was first published in October of 2018. It's cold and rainy, and you're exhausted. You get in your car, turn the key, and ... nothing happens. At this point, you could either suffer alone while you wait for the tow truck to arrive, or you could break out one of these 24-volt jump starters and crank your engine back to life. Many also have other bells and whistles, such as 12-volt DC outlets and USB ports to charge your phone. When users buy our independently chosen editorial picks, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki. If you'd like to contribute your own research to Ezvid Wiki, please get started by reviewing this introductory video.

1. Solar 4001

2. Mr CarTool EM315

3. Jump-N-Carry JNC1224

4. Clore Automotive Truck PAC ES1224

5. Schumacher DSR115

6. Supa SP-2400

Special Honors

BatteryStore.com If boosting is starting to become a regular occurrence for you, then it might be time to start thinking about a new battery. Regardless of what size or style you're looking for, there's a good chance that BatteryStore.com has you covered. batterystore.com

Clore Automotive If you're looking for a heavy-duty option for you garage or mechanic's shop, then you might want to check out Clore Automotive. They've got several commercial options worth checking out, including a couple wheeled models that are capable of jump-starting 24-volt systems. cloreautomotive.com

Editor's Notes

March 11, 2021:

Considering how limited this list was to begin with, we lost quite a few options along the way, during this round of updates. By the time we were done, the Noco Genius Boost Max, Cal-Van Tools Boost Pro and Jegs Performance Products 81952 were all removed due to availability issues.

We added the Mr CarTool EM315 to our rankings, as we liked the way its bright-yellow housing was equipped with two convenient grips: a flexible D-handle on top, and a telescoping handle that collapses underneath the unit where it’s out of the way. Its digital displays and cold-weather rating were also well-appreciated touches.

We then went on to add the Supa SP-2400, but this was done with some hesitation, as this model’s quality claims were yet to be substantiated by many user reviews, either positive or negative. However, considering how slim the pickings were in this space, and appreciating the compact design that makes the SP-2400 a viable addition to many roadside-emergency kits, we still thought it was worth including at the bottom of our list. We’ll pay close attention to new feedback on this option during our next round of updates, to determine whether it deserves to maintain its position on our list.

If you’re looking for a model that’s meant more for maintenance and less for in-a-rush boosting, then you might be interested in checking out our list 24-volt battery chargers, but it should also be noted that some models – including our new addition the Mr CarTool EM315 – are capable of doing both.

November 30, 2018:

Our top picks were chosen for their ability to power up a wide variety of vehicles, from regular cars to farm equipment. Safety features also factored in prominently, given that many users may have little experience with using these tools.

Last updated on March 13, 2021 by Will Rhoda

After deciding that the pen was mightier than the pliers, Canadian electrical contractor William Rhoda abandoned his career and headed back to college, where he majored in marketing and advertising and won a scholarship along the way to earning a diploma in creative communications. His past career landed him a depth of knowledge in tools and hardware, while his current career schooled him in audio, video and camera equipment. During his leisure time, he’s learned lots about outdoor gear, and years of tiresome backyard maintenance have taught him all about pools and hot tubs. His recreational pursuits include rest, relaxation and revolutionary action, and his roommate’s a hairless cat.


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