Max Burton
®
Power Center #6994
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
Read all instructions before operating. Failure to follow all instructions may cause serious injury or
property damage. Keep a copy with the Power Center or inside the Jumper Cable access door for
reference.
WARNING
.
HIGH VOLTAGE
CAUTION: To avoid electric shock and injury:
• Do not submerge the unit or its accessories in any liquid
• Keep electrical outlets and cables dry and out of severe weather
• Make sure all cables and adapters are connected correctly and in good condition. Never use
if they become worn or wires are exposed.
• Contains high voltage electronics and battery
• Keep upright on a level surface to prevent obstructing vents
• Do not look directly at the spotlight
• Do not operate at temperatures below 14ºF (-10ºC) or above 120ºF (49ºC)
• Observe proper battery disposal requirements for your area and follow removal and
replacement instructions in the Care and Maintenance Section
• Administer close supervision when using around children
NOTES ABOUT CHARGING AND USING STORED POWER:
Stored power may be used at the same time the unit is charging using any of the following methods.
A built-in Battery Protection Circuit is included and audible beeps and visual cues on the LCD
Display will alert any over voltage, low voltage, or over heating conditions.
CHARGING THE POWER CENTER
120V Charging:
1. Plug the included 120V AC adapter into an electrical wall outlet
2. Plug the other end of the adapter into the DC IN #1 PORT of the unit
3. The BATTERY LEVEL INDICATOR will blink with the available battery capacity on the LCD
DISPLAY while charging.
12V Charging:
1. Plug the included 12V DC adapter into a vehicle power recepticle
2. Plug the other end of the adapter into the DC IN #2 PORT of the unit
3. The BATTERY LEVEL INDICATOR will blink with the available battery capacity on the LCD
DISPLAY while charging.
Dynamo Hand Crank Charging:
1. Open the HAND CRANK arm and rotate clockwise at approximately 80-120 cycles/minute.
CAUTION: Turning at speeds greater than 120 cycles/minute may cause the unit to overheat.
2. The BATTERY LEVEL INDICATOR will blink with the available battery capacity on the LCD
DISPLAY while charging. Charging times will vary depending on crank speed and existing
battery level.
3. Close the HAND CRANK.
Solar Charging (solar panel not included):
1. Plug a compatible solar panel into the DC IN #2 PORT using the cord that comes with the solar
panel.
2. Follow the instructions included with your solar panel and place it and the POWER CENTER in
direct sunlight.
3. The BATTERY LEVEL INDICATOR will blink with the available battery capacity on the LCD
DISPLAY while charging. Charging time will depend on the solar collector used and the
intensity of sunlight available.
NOTE: The Power Center will charge to 14.5V DC and 100% capacity initially from all methods
above and then settle at 13V DC and 85% capacity.
SPOTLIGHT OPERATION
Press the ON/OFF button:
• 1 time for 1 watt spotlight
• 2 times for flashing red 3 LED emergency light
• 3 times for off
120V AC POWER SUPPLY (100 watt-hour)
1. Press and hold the AC button for 3 seconds until AC OUTPUT appears on the LCD DISPLAY. It
is now ready to operate an appropriate 120V device (100 watts or less).
2. Insert the 120V plug of the device into the 120V AC OUTPUT.
3. The temperature and device wattage will be displayed on the screen.
4. To deactivate the AC power supply, remove the plug and press the AC button for 3 seconds
until the AC Output function disappears.
12V DC POWER SUPPLY (100 watt-hour)
1. Insert the plug of a 12V device into the 12V DC OUTPUT. It is now ready to operate an
appropriate 12V device (150 watts or less).
2. To deactivate the DC power supply, remove the plug from the outlet.
USB CONNECTION
1. Press and hold the USB button for 3 seconds until USB OUTPUT shows on the LCD DISPLAY.
It is now ready to operate an appropriate device.
2. Insert the plug of the USB device into the USB PORT.
3. To deactivate the USB function, remove the plug and press the USB button for 3 seconds until
the USB Output function disappears.
VEHICLE JUMP STARTER
CAUTION: To prevent short circuit, explosion, and serious injury, keep metal parts away from the
positive and negative clamps and keep the clamps from touching each other. Check the condition of
the vehicle battery’s poles before connecting the jumper cables.
1. Instructions and diagrams are also printed inside of the jumper cable door.
2. Make sure the battery capacity is above 12V DC prior to jump starting. If it is not, use any of
the charging methods above to bring it up to the 12-14V range.
3. Open the CABLE DOOR and take out the RED and BLACK CLAMPS.
4. Unscrew the BLACK NUT from the NEGATIVE TERMINAL and connect the RING on the BLACK
WIRE to the NEGATIVE TERMINAL.
5. Screw the BLACK NUT back onto the NEGATIVE TERMINAL to ensure a good connection.
6. Repeat the process for the RED NUT and RED WIRE for the POSITIVE TERMINAL.
7. Clamp the black clamp to the negative pole of the car battery first, then clamp the red clamp to
the positive pole.
8. Start the vehicle. If the vehicle fails to start, use the hand crank for 10 minutes or longer to
boost the power in the battery. If the vehicle still does not start after several attempts the
vehicle’s battery may be defective or reached it’s life expectancy and need to be replaced.
Consult a qualified repair facility.
CLOCK
1. The time should appear in the LCD DISPLAY. If it isn’t, press and hold the AC button to switch
back to clock display.
2. Press and hold the SET button until the hour blinks. Press AC to increase or USB to decrease
the setting.
3. Press SET button and the minutes will blink and set as above.
4. Press the SET button again to change between 12 and 24 hour formats.
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
• Clean the body with a damp cloth. Soap and water may be used but it should never be
immersed or allow liquid to enter any open electronic circuits. Do not use any harsh solvents
or chemicals.
• Store in a well-ventilated, dry environment.
• Unit may be stored fully for 90+ days and it will be ready for use. It should be checked every 3
months and kept charged.
• Battery Disposal:
• Dissipate all battery power from unit. Have a qualified electrician verify the battery meter
is at 0%
• Remove the 12 housing screws on the back panel. Remove battery and carefully
disconnect the wires from battery.
• Dispose or recycle the old battery in accordance with all local disposal requirements.
• Replace with a new battery with equal specifications by reversing the steps above.
PARTS IDENTIFICATION
Spotlight/Flasher On/Off Button
Spotlight
LCD Display
Control Panel
Charging
Input/Output
Access
Jump Start Cable Access
Handle
Power Center
Hand Crank
Not visible (inside access door):
• 120V AC Inverter Fuse
• LCD Display Reset Button
12V DC Output
& Fuse
Charging Access Door
120V AC In 12V DC In
DC IN #1
DC IN #2
USB Output
120V AC Output
Control Panel
Current
Battery
Voltage
Warning
Indicator
AC Watt/Clock
AC Output
Function
Operation
Function
USB Output
Function
Warning
Indicator
5
Temperature
Battery Level
Indicator
Battery Capacity
Clock Set
Male Plug
120V AC Charging
Adapter
12V DC Charging
Adapter
TROUBLESHOOTING
120V AC power output malfunctioning:
• Verify the AC function is selected and displayed in the LCD control panel
• Verify the battery level status shows that adequate power is available
• Verify the 120V device is plugged into the receptacle correctly
• Verify the 1 amp fuse is installed and functional
12V DC power output malfunctioning:
• Verify the battery level status shows that adequate power is available
• Verify the 12V device is plugged into the receptacle correctly
• Verify the 20 amp fuse is installed and functional
Power Center does not accept a charge from either 120V or 12V chargers
• Verify the power adapter is connected to the external power source and the Power Center
correctly
• Verify that proper 120V AC or 12V DC power is being provided to the Power Center
For other technical support contact us at www.aervoe.com or 800-227-0196.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
SPECIFICATIONS
BATTERY 12Ah, 12V AGM sealed lead acid battery
WORKING BATTERY VOLTAGE 10-14.8V DC
120V AC POWER OUTPUT 120V AC, 100 Watt
12V DC OUTPUT 12V DC/16.66A/Max 200 Watts.
Optimum Use < 150 Watts
USB OUTPUT 5V DC/0.8A/4watt
JUMP STARTER 12V DC
SPOTLIGHT & FLASHER 1 watt LED (100,000 hour life)
3 ea red LEDs (100,000 hour life)
HAND CRANK GENERATOR 18V DC 40 watts
DC IN #1 17V DC
DC IN #2 12-17V DC
120V AC ADAPTER Input: 100 - 240V, 50-60 Hz, 900ma
Output: 17V, 1500 mA
12V DC ADAPTER Input: 12-15V DC
Output: 12-15V DC
FUSES 12V DC Fuse: 20 amp, 250V, ATC blade style
(available at auto and electronics stores)
120V AC Inverter Fuse: 1 amp, 250V glass (available
from Aervoe)
STORAGE TEMPERATURE 32º - 110ºF (0º - 43ºC)
OPERATING TEMPERATURE 32º - 110ºF (0º - 43ºC)
STANDBY TIME 90+ days with 85-100% capacity
OVERCHARGE PROTECTION Yes
SHORT CIRCUIT PROTECTION Yes
WEIGHT 15.43 lbs. (7kg)
DIMENSIONS 10.79” x 6.3” x 10.7” (274mm x 160mm x 272mm)
CHARGING TIMES
METHOD TIME
120V AC or 12V DC Adapters (included) 10-12 hours
Dynamo Hand Crank 10-14 hours for a full charge
Solar Panel (based on Max Burton PowerMate
8-watt Solar Collector sold separately)
Larger panels yield faster times
10+ hours
APPROXIMATE RUN TIMES (with a full Power Center battery)
3 watt LED Light 30 hours
10 watt LED light 10 hours
70 watt notebook computer 85 minutes
Max Burton 12V 8” Oscillating Fan #6950 (15 watts) 6 hours
Max Burton 12V Cordless/Rechargeable Vacuum #6981(30 watts) 3 hours
Max Burton 12V Heated Blanket #6997 (54 watts) 1.75 hours
Max Burton 12V Smart Pot #6939 (38 watts) 2.5 hours
Max Burton 12V Hot Drinks To Go #6938 (90 watts) 1 hour
SolaDyne Solar Lantern #7450 20 full recharges
Rechargeable tool battery packs 6-10 full recharges
Cell phone 20 full recharges
Digital camera 20 full recharges
To purchase any Max Burton
®
, Wind ‘N Go®, or SolaDyne® product visit your
local retailer or www.aervoe.com
RoHS
COMPLIANT
Power Center
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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AERVOE INDUSTRIES, INC.
Gardnerville, NV 89410 • 1-800-227-0196
www.aervoe.com • mailbox@aervoe.com