Leagend pitches SuperCap jump starter for winter-service fleets

Leagend is promoting a permanently installed SuperCapacitor jump starter line for 12V and 24V winter-service vehicles across Europe. The company says the system is built for repeated starts in harsh cold and combines starting support with battery monitoring and operating management.

Why it matters: - European winter-service fleets need vehicles ready for early-morning gritting, snow clearing and inspection runs. - Leagend is positioning its SuperCapacitor Jump Starter Series as a permanent starting-support system, not just an emergency jump pack. - The pitch targets fleets operating in cold, high-demand conditions where starting readiness affects deployment and maintenance schedules.

What happened: - Leagend highlighted its SuperCapacitor Jump Starter Series for professional winter-service vehicles in Europe. - The company said the system is designed for permanent installation on compatible 12V and 24V vehicles. - Leagend said the series is intended to support everyday engine starts alongside the vehicle’s original battery. - The company also pointed to related battery testing and monitoring products for fleet maintenance use.

The details: - The SuperCapacitor Jump Starter Series uses battery-free supercapacitor technology to share high-current starting load with the vehicle battery. - The system combines starting support, battery-related status monitoring and intelligent operating management. - Leagend said the system is designed to reduce the battery’s instantaneous starting burden and may help extend battery service life, depending on operating conditions. - The product line operates in temperatures from -40°C to 80°C, with working performance maintained at -40°C. - The system supports repeated use and long service life for vehicles that make frequent starts over extended periods. - Automatic SuperCap recharge can occur after engine starting when electrical conditions meet required thresholds, including battery voltage of about 5V or above. - When original battery voltage falls below about 9V, the system enters a low-energy standby mode to minimize consumption. - A built-in vibration sensor wakes the system when vehicle movement is detected. - The system includes battery-related monitoring, AI self-learning, driving mode, forced starting mode and Bluetooth app functions, subject to model specifications and operating conditions. - For 24V heavy-duty vehicles, leagend lists the JS600 for snowploughs, gritting trucks and other commercial vehicle applications. - For 12V vehicles, leagend lists the JS200, JS300 and JS400 for light-duty inspection vehicles, maintenance support vans and similar use cases. - Leagend says product selection should be based on starting-system voltage, battery configuration, engine cranking requirements and installation arrangements. - The company also offers the BT2000PRO battery monitor for compatible 12V lead-acid engine starting batteries. - BT2000PRO supports real-time voltage monitoring, CCA testing, internal resistance assessment, SoC and SoH information, plus starting-system and charging-system tests. - The monitor combines app access and an in-vehicle display, along with automatic battery testing, historical records and battery-condition alerts.

Between the lines: - The product pitch reflects a broader move from one-time emergency tools toward permanently installed vehicle power-management systems. - Leagend is tying the offering to operational planning across European winter maintenance networks, where vehicles may shift between standby, inspection and active deployment. - The company is also trying to cross-sell fleet maintenance products alongside the SuperCap starting system.

What's next: - Leagend is inviting municipal fleet operators, winter-service contractors, commercial vehicle service providers and distributors to request specifications and discuss compatibility and installation. - The company is also seeking distribution and OEM cooperation opportunities. - Leagend directs business and distribution inquiries to info@leagend.com.

The bottom line: - Leagend is marketing its SuperCap jump starter as a cold-weather, permanently installed starting and battery-management platform for winter-service fleets, not a backup tool to use only after a failure.