2
GB | Powerbank
User manual:
Specications:
Capacity: 5 000 mAh (19.25 Wh)
Accumulator type: Li-Po 3.85 V
Max. input power: USB-C: 5 V/3 A; 9 V/2 A; 18 W
Max. output power: USB-C: 5 V/3 A; 9 V/2.22 A; 12 V/1.67 A;
PD20 W (Max.)
Max. wireless output power: 15 W**
Dimensions: 83 × 60 × 13 mm
Weight: 121 g
Operating temperature: +5°C ~ 40°C
Charging time: 2 hours (approximately)*
* The above charging time may dier depending on ambient
conditions, USB adapter and cable type.
* USB power adapter not included.
* Valid when using a USB adapter or power supply providing max.
input current (PD 20 W or QC 3.0).
** Mag-Safe for iPhone =<7.5 W
Instructions for use:
Do not charge the power bank before rst use. When using it
for the rst time, let the power bank discharge completely until
the last LED goes out. Then fully charge the power bank. (Until
all LEDs are lit - the rst charge may take longer.) Repeat this
process for the rst 3-5 charge cycles.
Battery status indicator of the power bank:
• To check the battery status of the powerbank, press the oval
button on the side of the powerbank.
• When the button is pressed, the current remaining capacity
of the power bank is displayed in the amount of LEDs
Charging indicator
• During charging of the connected device, the number of
LEDs decreases.
• During charging, the number of LEDs increases.
The power bank will automatically enter sleep mode after
30 seconds of inactivity. If a powered device is not connected
within 2 minutes, the power bank will automatically shut down.
Wireless charging:
• To start wireless charging, just place the wireless device on
the side of the power bank with the magnet, the last LED will
light up green and the device will charge. Some phones do
not support automatic wireless charging; if wireless charging
does not start automatically on your phone, press the oval
button next to the USB input.
• If you also discharge the power bank simultaneously when
wired charging, the power of both wireless charging and
wired charging will be limited to max. 5 V/2 A = 10 W.
• If you charge Apple-branded products, such as the iPhone
12 or 13, wireless charging power is reduced to a maximum
of 7.5 W by the Apple device’s electronics.
