Schumacher Electric Corporation has launched three portable power products, the SJ1691, SJ1693, and SJ1694, expanding its lineup of jump-starting, charging, inflation, and portable power solutions.

“We designed these products to simplify the user experience without compromising capability,” said John Mays, vice president of product management at Schumacher Electric. “By combining multiple functions into intuitive, versatile tools, portable solutions, we’re helping customers tackle everyday challenges with confidence and convenience.”

All three models provide 12V jump-starting power and feature integrated USB-C and USB-A charging ports, a 12V DC accessory outlet, and a built-in LED work light.

The SJ1691 1000A Portable Jump Starter + 120-PSI Air Compressor combines 1,000A jump-starting capability with a built-in 120-psi air compressor. The compressor offers customizable pressure settings and automatic shutoff for inflating tires and other inflatables.

The SJ1693 1000A Jump Starter + Portable Power Station combines 1,000A jump-starting power with portable charging capabilities. It also features Schumacher’s jump-start override mode, which allows users to start vehicles with completely depleted batteries when traditional detection systems may not engage.

The SJ1694 1500A Portable Jump Starter + AC Power Station with Air Compressor offers 1,500 peak amps along with a built-in 400W continuous/800W peak AC power inverter. It also includes a 120-psi air compressor with inflator and deflator functionality.

“Today’s consumers are looking for products that are reliable, easy to use, and versatile enough to handle a variety of situations,” said Joseph Rainone, CEO of Schumacher. “With the SJ1691, SJ1693 and SJ1694, we’re delivering innovative solutions that combine convenience, functionality and dependable performance in a single package.”

The three multifunction products are designed for applications ranging from roadside emergencies and vehicle maintenance to outdoor recreation, emergency preparedness, and portable power needs.

For more information, visit www.schumacherelectric.com