A:AnswerThe recommended storage temperatures are -4F to 122F (-20C to 50C). The Boost should never be stored or operated in temperatures exceeding 176F (80C).
A:AnswerNo, the GB20 is designed for starting vehicles with gasoline engines up to 4.0L, it is not capable of starting diesel engines of any size. The following BOOST and BOOST X Models are designed for diesel engines:
GB40 - up to 6.0L gasoline engines, up to 3.0L diesel engines
GBX45 - up to 6.5L gasoline engines, up to 4.0L diesel engines
GB50 - up to 7.0L gasoline engines, up to 4.5L diesel engines
GBX55 - up to 7.5L gasoline engines, up to 5.0L diesel engines
GB70 - up to 8.0L gasoline engines, up to 6.0L diesel engines
GBX75 - up to 8.5L gasoline engines, up to 6.5L diesel engines
GB150 - up to 9.0L gasoline engines, up to 7.0L diesel engines
GBX155 - up to 10.0L gasoline engines, up to 8.0L diesel engines
GB250+ - 16.0L+ gasoline and diesel engines
GB251+ - 32.0L+ gasoline and diesel engines
GB500+ - 45.0L+ gasoline and diesel engines
A:AnswerNo, the GB20 is solely a Jump Starter and does not have air compressor capabilities. Please see the NOCO AX65 instead, as that is our combination Jump Starter + Air Compressor model.
A:AnswerThe GB20 is FAA-compliant and can be taken on a plane in your carry-on luggage. No lithium batteries are allowed to be checked in luggage. This Boost model is under 100Wh, the limit set by the FAA. We also recommend contacting the airline you are flying with to see if they have any additional restrictions.
** TSA has the ability to deny any item they deem unsafe at the time of check-in with airport security, regardless of the FAA regulations.