Powering Your Devices; What The Southwire Elite 1100 Can Charge; Specifications - Southwire Elite 1100 Serie Instrucciones De Funcionamiento Y Mantenimiento

USING SOUTHWIRE ELITE 1100 SERIES POWER STATION
NOTE: When solar recharging your power station, take note of the voltages of the
solar panels and do not exceed 30V. Individual solar panels, or solar panels
chained in series more than 30V cannot be used with the power station and can
cause serious damage to the unit. We recommend using the Southwire Elite Series
100-Watt Solar Panel with this unit.

POWERING YOUR DEVICES:

1. HOW TO POWER DC APPLIANCES WITH THE SOUTHWIRE ELITLE 1100
SERIES:
1.1 Connect the power cable plug of the electrical appliance to the USB outlets or
12V port of the unit.
1.2 Press the "DC or USB " button on the unit once to illuminate the LCD screen.
Press button again to turn output on. You will hear a beep and see the DC or
USB icon on the screen.
1.3 The LED Display will display real-time wattage of the appliance.
1.4 When finished, press "DC or USB" to turn the DC power off. (If there is no DC
power output for 2 hours the DC power will automatically turn off.)
NOTE: If the total output exceeds the wattage output of the DC outlet, the
power station will automatically shut off. Please ensure the power
consumption is less than what the outlet is rated for before using the device.
2. QUICK CHARGE OUTPUT:
This product supports Type-C PD 100W output, compatible with 5V/3A, 9V/3A,
12V/3A ,15V/3A and 20V/5A smart devices. The actual output voltage and current
depend on the smart device being connected to the unit (please check your device

specifications)

3. HOW TO POWER AC APPLIANCES WITH THE SOUTHWIRE ELITE 1100
SERIES:
3.1 Ensure the appliance you are connecting is in the OFF position.
3.2. Connect the power cable plug of the electrical appliance to the AC outlet of
the product.
3.3. Press the "AC" button to turn on the unit once to Illuminate the LCD screen.
Press again to turn AC power output on. You will hear a beep and see the AC
icon on the screen.
3.4. Turn the appliance on.
3.5. The LED Display will display real-time wattage of the appliance and run time.
3.6. When finished, turn off device, remove power cable and press "AC" button to
turn outlets off. (If you leave the AC Power button on it can drain the battery.)
NOTE: If the total output exceeds 1000W, the power station will automatically shut
off. Please ensure the power consumption is less than 1000W, then press the AC
Power button.
WARNING: The AC outlets, AC voltage, and frequency are different. THIS UNIT
CANNOT SUPPORT DEVICES MORE THAN 1000W.
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WHAT THE SOUTHWIRE ELITE 1100 SERIES CAN CHARGE
Best-Use Strategy:
When charging your device with the Elite 1100, pay attention to the LCD battery
display. If you plug in a device with a higher power requirement, the Elite 1100
battery level may drop quickly, and you may not get exactly 1166Wh of energy.
When using the AC power output, the Elite 1100 will convert the DC power from
the battery to the AC power required by your device. The Elite 1100 has an
efficient inventor however, there is still some energy loss during the conversion
process. You will not get the full rated capacity of the battery. If you are experienc-
ing shorter run times, you may want to check the power requirements of your
device. If you have any questions, please refer to TROUBLESHOOTING or contact
our customer service.
Cold Weather Usage:
Cold temperatures (below freezing) can affect the unit's battery capacity due to
chemical characteristics of the battery. If you'll be living off-grid in sub-zero
conditions, we recommend you keep your unit in an insulated cooler and
connected to a power source. The natural heat generated by the unit contained in
an insulated cooler will keep battery capacity at its highest.
WHAT THE SOUTHWIRE ELITE 1100 SERIES CAN CHARGE
Refrigerator (725W)
Powers for 1.6 Hours
Laptop (50W)
23.3 Charges
CPAP (40W)
Powers for 29.9 Hours
Worklight (60W)
Powers for 19.5 Hours
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Coffee Maker (700W)
Powers for 1.7 Hours
32' LED TV (55W)
Powers for 21.8 Hours
Security System (100W)
Powers for 11.9 Hours
Garage Door (1100W)
Powers for 1.1 Hours