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7. Using the PS600
What to power from PS600
• USB: Smartphones, Digital Cameras, E-Readers, Tablets, Consoles, etc.
• 12V: Lights, DC devices etc.
• AC: Laptops, Display Monitors, Appliances, TVs, etc.
How to use PS600
1. Press the power button located next to each port you will be using.
2. You’ll know the port is turned on when the red light next to the port(s) is illuminated.
Note: When the AC port is not in use, turn it off to conserve power.
3. Plug in your device for mobile power.
Best-use strategy
• When charging devices using PS600, take note of how much remaining energy is shown on the LCD display.
• If you plug in devices that have a high power requirement, the charge level of PS600 can drop quickly and
you may not get be able to extract the entire 578 Wh of energy.
• On the other hand, if you’re charging devices that draw power more slowly (e.g., a tablet), you will be able
to extract close to the full 578 Wh from PS600. If you’re experiencing shorter run times, you can check the
device’s power requirements.
Appropriate temperature usage
• Cold temperatures can impact both the PS600 battery capacity and the output power.
• The PS600 can power your devices at temperatures ranging from 0 - +40°C (32 - 104 °F). If your working
temperature is outside this range, the PS600 may stop working.
ATTENTION
Make sure that the electronic device you are powering works properly prior to use.
The max. AC power consumption for electronic devices is 300 W.
Due to the different types of electric devices, it is possible that they may not operate
even if their power consumption is less than 300 W.
Compared to an AC power source in a house,
it is also possible that the electronic device may receive a lower maximum input power.
If the unit is connected to a radio, video player, TV screen, etc., there may be some electromagnetic
interference. Stop using the device immediately if the current ow is interrupted repeatedly.