Duracell DRPP300S1 Owner's Manual page 24

CAUTION: Equipment damage
The DC power outlet does not automatically switch off
when the internal battery is discharged. Check the battery
status periodically to prevent total battery discharge.
Note: The fewer watts a 12 V DC appliance draws, the
longer the Duracell
recharging is required.
Table 3-2 Typical 12 V DC Appliances and Run Times
12 V DC Appliance
Cellular telephone
Stereo/CD player
Portable cooler
a. Represents actual power consumption as measured on sample appliances.
b. Operating times assume a fully charged 12 Ah battery and may vary
based on model or brand of appliance.
c. Represents talk time available from 10 recharge cycles.
To operate a 12 V DC appliance:
1. Open the protective cover on the DC power outlet of
the Duracell
2. Plug the 12 V DC appliance into the DC power outlet on
the left side of the unit, and turn the 12 V DC appliance
on (if required). If the 12 V DC appliance draws more
than 12 A (or has a short-circuit defect), the internal
circuit breaker of the Duracell
power to the 12 V DC appliance. If this occurs, unplug
the 12 V DC appliance. The internal circuit breaker
automatically resets after a few seconds.
3. Fully recharge the Duracell
possible after each use.
As the DC power outlet is internally wired directly to the
®
Duracell Powerpack's battery, extended operation of a
12 V DC appliance may result in excessive battery
discharge. See Caution for Equipment damage located on
this page.
®
Powerpack will operate before
Watts
c
6
10
30
®
Powerpack.
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a
Run Time
15 hrs
7.5 hrs
2.5 hrs
®
Powerpack shuts off the
®
Powerpack as soon as
b