Cobra JumPack XL CPP12000 Jump Starter: Specifications and Safety Notes

At a glance
- What it is: A heavy duty portable jump starter and USB power bank from Cobra Electronics EMEA.
- Key specifications: 300A starting and 500A peak current; 41.1 Wh (11,100 mAh) lithium-cobalt battery; 3A USB port; LED flashlight; 1-year warranty (Cobra datasheet).
- Suits: Drivers who want a jump starter that can also charge phones, with a mains and a car charger in the box.
- Skip if: You want a current product; the datasheet we opened is from 2017.
We haven’t tested this product ourselves. This page summarises Cobra’s data sheet (version 1.1, dated 16 May 2017), checked 19 October 2026. We could not open a current retailer page.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Product | Cobra JumPack XL CPP12000 heavy duty jump starter | [1] |
| Current | 300A starting current; 500A peak current | [1] |
| Battery | 41.1 Wh (11,100 mAh) UL-registered lithium-cobalt | [1] |
| Vehicles | Cobra says it can jump start standard engines and larger petrol and diesel vehicles, including light commercial trucks, motorhomes, vans and minibuses, multiple times per charge | [1] |
| Extras | 3A USB port; built-in LED flashlight; 3-colour jump start status LED | [1] |
| In the box | Storage case; heavy duty jumper cables; 240V AC adapter (UK/EU) and 13. The larger vehicles claim is Cobra’s; the datasheet gives no engine size in litres. Our jump starter size guide explains how to match a unit to an engine.
What owners reportWe have not reviewed owner feedback for this product. Known issues and safetyRecall check: we searched GOV.UK product safety alerts, reports and recalls (Office for Product Safety and Standards) for “cobra” on 19 October 2026 and found no results [2]. Check the list again for the exact model before you buy. We did not read the manual. Follow the instructions supplied, and keep a lithium unit charged and out of hot cars. Questions people askWhat engine size is it rated for?The datasheet describes standard and larger petrol and diesel vehicles but gives no litre figure [1]. Can it charge a phone?Yes, through the 3A USB port [1]. Is it still sold?We could not confirm that. The datasheet is from 2017. Alternatives
Our verdictBased on the evidence, this was a capable jump starter and power bank in 2017, with 300A starting current. Check availability and support before buying one second-hand. This is a research summary, not a test result. Sources
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