Question : What is included in the package besides the HALO Bolt charger?
Answer : The package includes carrying pouch, USB to micro USB cable, AC wall charger, jumper cables, and a car charging cable.
Question : Can I charge multiple devices at once?
Answer : Yes, the HALO Bolt has two USB outputs which allows you to charge multiple devices at once.
Question : What is the warranty period for HALO Bolt?
Answer : HALO Bolt comes with a 90-day limited manufacturer's warranty.
Question : Is this TSA approved in carry-on bags?
Answer : Batteries less than 100 watt hours can be taken in carry-on luggage, while batteries 101-160 watt hours require airline approval. Lithium batteries cannot be taken in checked luggage. This unit is labeled as 58830 mWH, which is just under 59 watt hours and well under the limit for requiring airline approval.
Question : Does it develop a memory effect if charged before total drainage?
Answer : I have had one for a year and it holds the charge very well, so it has only been fully charged twice. It is unclear whether it develops a memory effect.
Question : Does it accept a EC-5 type cable to power a vehicle using the Whistler WJS-SCO1 vehicle setting saver OBD-II port cable?
Answer : No, it does not accept other EC-5 adapters. The EC-5 can only power the jumper cables. It needs to detect a 12v source in order to turn on.
Question : How many mAh does this unit have?
Answer : The Bolt has roughly 15,000 mAh.
Question : How long does it take to charge to jump a truck with a dead battery?
Answer : The Bolt does not charge the battery. It only jumps the battery. When using it to jump start a truck, follow the instructions and wait for the Halo light to stop flashing before trying again. It may take multiple tries if the battery is severely dead.
Question : Can I use it to charge my 2017 Fiat 500e when not near a Level 2 charger?
Answer : The Bolt is not specifically made to charge electric vehicles. You may get a small charge of 1 or 2 miles, but it is primarily designed to jump start smaller vehicles or charge laptops and phones.
Question : Does it accept a EC-5 type cable to power a vehicle using the Whistler WJS-SCO1 vehicle setting saver OBD-II port cable?
Answer : Yes, it uses an EC-5 connector, but it is recommended to only connect the accessories that came with the product or a replacement HALO branded accessory.
Question : How long should I keep the cables on the terminals when starting the car?
Answer : Once the cables are secure, press the flashing green "start" button and wait until the light turns solid green. After that, you can turn the key and start your car. It is recommended to keep the cables connected for about 30 seconds after starting.