Smart KaKoon J-LINK User Manual

How To Properly Use J-LINK
How To Secure Cargo in a Tarp
Each J-LINK set comes with two (2) individual links. It is recommended to
have a minimum of two (2) sets (a total of 4 J-LINKs for most projects.
If you are securing a large object, then four (4) sets (a total of 8 J-LINKs) is
needed to secure each corner.
Each set can support up to 800 lbs. Working load. When using two or four
sets, the weight is evenly distributed, allowing you to secure heavier cargo.
1. Choose your secure point.
1. Place your cargo on your tarp.
3. Envision a straight line between
cargo and exterior secure point.
5. Assemble outer and inner J-Links, positioned and ALIGNED with your envisioned straight
line between connection points.
IMPORTANT: This is to minimize
any twisting or stress on the
covering when the load is drawn
down tight.
4. Position covering with the internal
and external J-LINKs so slack remains
on all sides and connect J-LINKs.
2. Select a safe secure point on cargo
and attach strap.
4. Apply tension and secure. 5. If needed, secure interior
J-LINK to cargo.
2. Insert tarp or blanket into
J-LINK and press together.
3. Insert connector for your
strap/bungee/etc.
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Smart KaKoon J-LINK Specifications

General

Brand	Smart KaKoon
Model	J-LINK
Category	Racks & Stands
Language	English

Summary

How to Properly Use J-LINK

Choosing a Secure Point

Select a secure location on your tarp or cargo to attach the J-LINK system for proper securing.

Inserting Tarp/Blanket

Insert the tarp or blanket material into the J-LINK and press the components together firmly.

Connecting Straps/Bungees

Insert the connector for your strap or bungee into the J-LINK assembly for secure attachment.

Applying Tension and Securing

Apply the necessary tension to the straps and secure the J-LINK system to hold the cargo in place.

Securing Interior J-LINK

If required, secure the interior J-LINK directly to the cargo for added stability.

How to Secure Cargo in a Tarp

Placing Cargo and Selecting Points

Position your cargo on the tarp and choose safe, secure points on the cargo to attach straps.

Envisioning Securement Lines

Visualize a straight line from the cargo to the exterior secure point for optimal strap placement.

Positioning Covering and J-LINKS

Align internal and external J-LINKs, ensuring slack is present on all sides before connecting.

Assembling J-LINKs

Assemble outer and inner J-LINKS, aligning them with the envisioned straight line between points.

Attaching Straps to J-LINKs

Attach the hook from the strap to the internal J-LINK, using the center hole if only one connector is used.

Securing Straps to Exterior

Insert strap hooks into the exterior J-LINK and secure it to the trailer or other anchoring point.

Tightening Straps

Draw down and tighten both straps to ensure the cargo is held securely.

Securing Loose Material

Utilize additional J-LINKS to secure any loose tarp or blanket material as needed.

Optional Connections

Use additional holes for optional connections, accessories, or security devices like cable locks.

Important Usage Notes

J-LINK Sideways Pull Limitation

J-LINKS are not designed to withstand sideways pulling forces, use only in intended directions.

Load Balancing and Centering

Ensure the maximum load of 800 lbs. is kept balanced and centered for safe operation.

Single Hook Usage

When using only one hook, it is mandatory to utilize the center hole of the J-LINK.

Final Security Check

Always check all points to ensure they are secure and straps are pulled tightly with no slack.