Jump Starters Australia

From compact emergency packs for cars and 4WDs to professional units for workshops, fleets, trucks and heavy equipment, Durst supplies jump starters for 12V, 24V and dual-voltage applications. Explore AGM, lithium and supercapacitor models in portable, trolley and jump-start/GPU configurations. Select by vehicle voltage, engine and starting requirements, connection method and expected frequency of use, then confirm suitability on the individual product page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Jump Starter Help & Advice

How do I choose the correct jump starter?

Check your vehicle’s voltage, engine size and intended use. Then choose a model with the correct starting power and connection type. Contact Durst if you are unsure.
Do I Need a 12V, 24V or Dual-Voltage Jump Starter?

The jump starter must match the vehicle’s starting-system voltage. A dual-voltage model is useful for workshops and fleets working with both 12V and 24V vehicles.
What Is the Difference Between Peak Amps and Cranking Amps?

Peak amps are available for a brief moment, while cranking amps show the power delivered when turning the engine. Check the full specifications rather than choosing from peak amps alone.
Should I Choose a Battery or Supercapacitor Jump Starter?

Battery models store their own power and require recharging. Battery-less supercapacitor models recharge before delivering starting power, while hybrid models add battery backup. Choose according to the application and charging method.
Are Jump-Start Cables Included?

It depends on the model. Some include fixed leads or clamp cables, while others require a suitable cable to be purchased separately. Check the product’s connection type and listed inclusions.
Is a Jump Starter Worth Keeping in My Vehicle?

A suitable jump starter can provide independent starting assistance without requiring another vehicle. It must be kept charged, stored correctly and matched to your vehicle.

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Choosing the Right Jump Starter

Start by confirming whether the vehicle or equipment uses a 12V or 24V starting system. Then compare the product’s stated starting current or CCA, engine suitability, intended application and frequency of use. Peak current alone should not be used to determine compatibility.

Portable, Workshop or Heavy-Duty Use

Compact jump starters suit emergency storage in cars and 4WDs, while professional cased and trolley units are better suited to workshops, fleets, transport and field service. Durst also offers jump-start/GPU carts and dedicated systems for mining, heavy equipment and industrial applications.

Technology, Connections and Cables

The range includes AGM, lithium, battery-less supercapacitor and hybrid supercapacitor models. Selected units use clamps, Anderson, CAT or NATO connections. Cables are included with some products and sold separately with others, so check the connection type, cable requirements and listed inclusions before ordering.

For personal vehicle and emergency use, explore Portable & Compact Jump Starters. You can also compare jump-start cables and leads or contact Durst for help matching a unit to your application.

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