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Summary of Contents for GENEVERSE HOMEPOWER ONE
- Page 1 HOMEPOWER ONE Backup Battery Power Station 2WH / USER GUIDE...
- Page 2 In the Box HOMEPOWER ONE Carport Charging Cable Backup Battery Power Station HOMEPOWER ONE Backup Battery Power Station 2WH / USER GUIDE AC Charger & Cable (2 Parts) User Manual...
- Page 3 When fully charged, Power your devices from power station from a solar panel, store power in the the stored energy by AC outlet, or carport. HOMEPOWER ONE for connecting them to your up to one year of emergency power station. backup power.
- Page 4 3 Ways to Recharge By AC / Wall Outlet or Gas Generator ( 5 W of input): About 7 hours By Solar ( 5 W of input): About 8 hours By Car Outlets ( 2 W of input): About 14 hours...
- Page 5 Display Recharging wattage Turn on/o display Battery capacity Over wattage limit Discharging wattage Temperature too low Low battery Temperature too high Over charged...
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Page 6: Dc Power Output
DC Power Output Turn on/o DC power output USB-C: • 8W Max • 5V=3A, 9V=2A, Car Outlet: 2V= .5A 12V=1 A USB-A: • QC 3. USB-A: • Qua comm® Quick Charge™ 3. • 5V=3A, 9V=2A, 2V= .5A... -
Page 7: Ac Power Output
AC Power Output Turn on/o AC power output AC Outlet: • V, 6 Hz • Continuous Power: Watts • Surge Power: 2 Watts • Pure-Sine Wave Output... - Page 8 BLENDER The chart above visualizes how you can best use your HOMEPOWER ONE when facing a power outage. Each line explains the average wattage range of a supported home device, and how long the HOMEPOWER ONE would be able to power that one device on a single charge, abiding by our assumed average usage times.
- Page 9 Estimated Usage Time Home Office Estimated Assumptions Usage Time >7 Days 2-10W (~100 charges) CELLPHONES 1-7 Days 30-100W Use 1-8 hrs/day PC/DESKTOPS >7 Days 30-100W Use 1-8 hrs/day (~8 charges) LAPTOPS 1-7 Days 60-250W Use 1-6 hrs/day 5-14 Days 5-20W Use 1-8 hrs/day WI-FI / ROUTER / MODEM >7 Days (~50 charges)
- Page 10 Estimated Usage Time Home Appliances Estimated Assumptions Usage Time 1-3 Days 800-1000W Use 3-6 times/day, each time 10-30 mins ELECTRIC GRILL 1-3 Days 800-1000W Use 1-3 times/day, each time 30-60 mins ELECTRIC PRESSURE COOKER / INSTANT POT 1-5 Days 800-1000W Use 1-5 times/day, each time 15-60 mins RADIANT HEATER 1-4 Days 50-100W Use 5-10 times/day, each time 1-4 hours...
- Page 11 Estimated Usage Time Medical Devices Estimated Assumptions Usage Time 2-7 Days 30-60W Use 4-8 hrs/day CPAP MACHINE 1-6 Days 150-500W Use 1-5 times/day, each time 1-4 hours OXYGEN CONCENTRATOR 5-14 Days 20-50W Use 1-8 times/day, each time 15-30 mins BREAST PUMP Medical Devices Estimated Assumptions...
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Page 12: Specifications
Specifications Battery • Capcity : • Type: Lithium-ion • Cyc e Life: ≥5 cyc es Inputs • 8mm Charging Port: DC, 2-3 V, 6A (Max), 5 W (Max) • Anderson Charging Port: DC, 2-3 V, 5 W (Max) Outputs • 3 AC Outputs •... -
Page 13: Troubleshooting And Faq
Does the HOMEPOWER ONE turn on automatically if the power goes out? The HOMEPOWER ONE is a portable power station. You will need to plug your device into the unit and turn on the unit after the power at your home goes out. It doesn't turn on automatically for safety reasons. -
Page 14: Safety Information
Use of an attachment not recommended or so d by Geneverse may • DO NOT use the unit if the power cord is damaged or broken. resu t in a risk of fire, e ectric shock, or injury to persons. - Page 15 A trademarks cited herein are the property of their respective owners. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. The on y warranties for Geneverse products and services are set forth in the warranty statements accompanying such products and services. Geneverse sha not be iab e for technica or editoria errors or omissions contained herein.
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Why does it not charge in sun and WiFi light comes on
Why does a wife light come on and does not charge with solar panels
The Geneverse HomePower ONE may have a light on but not charge with solar panels due to several possible reasons:
1. Insufficient Sunlight – The solar panels require direct sunlight for effective charging. Cloudy weather or shade can reduce charging efficiency.
2. Incorrect Panel Positioning – The SolarPower ONE panels need to be properly angled using their adjustable kickstands for optimal sunlight absorption.
3. Connection Issues – Ensure that the solar panels are correctly connected to the HomePower ONE and that all cables are securely attached.
4. Panel Capacity Limitation – Each SolarPower ONE panel provides 100W, and two are needed for 200W charging. If only one panel is used, charging may be slower.
5. Device Power Consumption – If the HomePower ONE is actively powering devices, it may consume energy faster than the solar panels can recharge it.
6. System Malfunction – If the issue persists despite proper setup, there may be a problem with the solar panel, the connection ports, or the power station itself.
Checking these factors can help diagnose and resolve the charging issue.
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Geneverse Homepower One Pro will not recharge. Display shows a triangle with F3 in it