VTOMAN delivers reliable portable power solutions and automotive emergency tools, including solar generators, power stations, and car jump starters for outdoor and backup use.
VTOMAN is a specialist in portable energy solutions and automotive safety tools, focusing on lithium battery technology to power outdoor adventures and emergency preparedness. The brand’s comprehensive product lineup includes high-capacity portable power stations, foldable solar panels, and heavy-duty car jump starters. Known for incorporating durable LiFePO4 batteries and advanced safety management systems, VTOMAN products like the Jump series power stations and V-series jump starters are designed to withstand extreme temperatures and provide consistent performance.
Whether for camping, off-grid living, or roadside emergencies, VTOMAN aims to make life easier and safer with versatile multi-function devices. Many of their jump starters integrate air compressors and LED flashlights, while their solar generators offer renewable energy options for home backup. The company emphasizes safety, durability, and user-friendly design across its global product range.
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You can recharge VTOMAN power stations using the included AC wall adapter, a 12V car charger, or compatible solar panels (12-30V input). Always check the specific voltage requirements for your model.
VTOMAN typically offers a 24-month limited warranty for portable power stations and solar panels, and an 18-month warranty for jump starters. Warranty extension may be available upon registration.
The BOOST button is used when the vehicle battery is extremely low or completely dead. Pressing it overrides safety sensors to deliver maximum starting current immediately. Use this feature with caution and only after ensuring correct connection.
Yes, provided the solar panel's open-circuit voltage matches the input voltage limit of the third-party power station and you have the correct connector adapter (e.g., MC4, Anderson, XT60).