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Correct use of a portable power station can both ensure electrical safety and fully leverage product performance; scientific daily maintenance can effectively extend the product's service life, allowing your brand power station to provide stable and convenient power support for a long time. The following is a detailed introduction to the correct usage methods and professional maintenance tips for the product, helping every user use electricity with peace of mind and achieve long-term use.
When charging, you must use the original or compliant power adapter.
It is strictly forbidden to mix chargers of different specifications or different brands to avoid damage to cells and internal circuits caused by mismatched voltage or current.
During the charging process, place the power station in a ventilated and cool area, and avoid covering it with debris to prevent heat buildup due to poor dissipation.
Charging to 80%-90% is sufficient to stop, and there is no need to deliberately charge to 100%, which reduces cell wear and extends service life.
Once charging is complete, unplug the charger in time to avoid staying in a charging state for a long period.
When discharging, choose the appropriate output interface based on the device's power, and avoid connecting high-power devices to low-power output interfaces to prevent interface overload damage.
Simultaneous charging of multiple devices is supported, but note that the total power must not exceed the rated output power of the power station to avoid overloaded operation.
Do not wait until the battery is completely exhausted to recharge; it is recommended to replenish when the remaining battery is at 20%-30% to avoid irreversible damage to the cells caused by over-discharge.
When used outdoors, avoid long-term discharge in high-temperature, sun-exposed, or extremely cold environments to prevent device performance degradation.
When using the power station to supply power to sensitive appliances such as laptops, cameras, or medical equipment, prioritize using the pure sine wave AC output interface to avoid damaging the equipment.
When supplying power to inductive loads such as electric tools or coffee machines, confirm that the device power does not exceed the peak power of the power station to prevent failure to start or equipment damage.
During carrying, avoid squeezing or bumping the power station to prevent shell damage or loose internal components, which may trigger safety hazards.
It is strictly prohibited to put the power station in water or contact it with water stains to avoid short-circuit failures.
Regularly use the original charger to replenish the power station to avoid cell power loss caused by long-term idle.
When not in use for a long time, maintain the battery level at around 50%, and replenish the power once every 3 months to prevent cell aging.
Avoid charging in high-temperature or low-temperature environments, as the optimal charging temperature is 10-35°C to reduce environmental impact on the cells.
If abnormal heating or odors are discovered during charging, stop charging immediately and contact after-sales for inspection.
When storing the power station, choose a dry, ventilated, and cool environment, avoiding high-temperature sun exposure, humid heat, or extreme cold environments, as the optimal storage temperature is 0-40°C.
Do not put the power station together with sharp objects or flammable and explosive items to prevent the shell from being scratched or triggering safety hazards.
During long-term storage, place the power station on a flat tabletop, avoid squeezing or bumping, and regularly check if the appearance is damaged or the interfaces are loose.
Regularly wipe the power station shell and interfaces with a dry soft cloth, cleaning dust and debris from the interfaces to avoid poor contact caused by dust accumulation, which affects charging and power supply effects.
Be gentle when plugging and unplugging interfaces to avoid loose or damaged interfaces caused by excessive force.
It is strictly forbidden to disassemble the power station at will, as disassembly will damage the internal protection system and circuits, which not only affects the product warranty but may also trigger safety hazards.
If the power station appears abnormal (such as unable to charge, abnormal discharge, or severe heating), stop use immediately and contact professional after-sales for processing.
Following the above correct usage methods and daily maintenance tips can help your brand power station always maintain excellent performance, effectively extend its service life, and provide you with a more durable and stable mobile power experience. Whether for daily travel, outdoor use, or home emergencies, you can rely on it with peace of mind.
