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1. Connect the cable of the desired device to the socket.
2. Press the AC function button (11) for about 5 seconds. The corresponding function indicator
will light up. The connected end device will be supplied with power.
NOTE:
Short circuit/surge protection: If the AC output is short-circuited or overloaded (power
>600W), the portable power supply will switch off in order to protect the internal
components. If this occurs, rectify the problem and then press the AC button to use
the AC output again.
Some appliances (such as refrigerators, ice makers or laser printers) may require a
power surge in order to start. This may be 350W for 10 seconds or 600W for 1 second,
which can lead to the surge protection function being triggered. If this occurs,
disconnect the devices and contact the device manufacturer for more information.
Rectify the problem and then press the AC button to use the AC output again.
POWER SUPPLY VIA USB-A or QC3.0 CABLE
Cables with a matching plug can be connected to the two USB-A sockets (5) or the QC3.0
socket (7) to charge an end device (e.g. smartphone).
1. Connect the cable on the desired device to one of the sockets.
2. The connected end device will be supplied with power.
NOTE:
Some smart devices such as Bluetooth headphones and LED lights require a very small
input current to charge, which can be less than 150 mA. The portable power supply
may not be able to charge this type of smart device due to the USB outputs being
unable to detect a current. If this occurs, press the AC button to keep the USB output
running. Turn off the AC output when your device is fully charged in order to save
power.
Fast charging output: The QC3.0 socket (7) supports Qualcomm QuickCharge 3.0.
The output supports a maximum of 5V-9V/2A (e.g. for smartphones that also support
Qualcomm QuickCharge 3.0). The actual output voltage and current depend on the
connected smart devices. For more information, check the manual or contact the
device manufacturer.
The USB-A (5), QC3.0 (7) and DC5.5/2.1 sockets (6) switch off when the battery in the
portable power supply is charged via the DC5.5 socket (12).
POWER SUPPLY VIA USB-C (PD100W)
Cables with a USB-C plug can be connected to the USB-C socket (8) in order to charge an end
device (e.g. smartphone).
1. Connect the cable for the desired device to the USB-C socket (8).
2. The connected end device will be supplied with power.
NOTE:
The battery in the portable power supply can be charged via the USB-C socket (8,
PD100W in/out). To do this, connect an appropriate external device* using a suitable
USB-C cable*.
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