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LCD Screen Guide
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LCD Screen Button
Press the button to turn on the LCD screen.
Power Saving Mode
High-Temperature Alert
• When this icon shows, stop using the product and leave it to cool down until the icon disappears.
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Low-Temperature Alert
• When this icon shows, stop using the product until the icon disappears.
USB-C Output Port
USB-A Output
Car Charging
AC Charging and Voltage Frequency
Remaining Battery
Time to Recharge / Remaining Battery in Hours
Current Input Power
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Current Output Power
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Trouble Shooting
AC recharging failure
When AC recharging is unavailable, check to see if the overload protection switch is switched on. If so, press it
down to reset, and then recharging can resume.
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AC charging failure
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If AC charging is unavailable, it's possible that the connected devices exceed 1500W. Try unplugging one or more
of the connected devices to see if this resolves the issue.
Resetting your Power Station
If your Power Station isn't working correctly, press the reset button (located on the front of the product) for 1
second for a factory reset. If the Power Station still doesn't work, please visit support@anker.com
FAQ
Q1: Why does the Power Station's battery drain even when no devices are connected?
When the AC and Car Socket control button is turned on, even if no devices are being charged, there will still be
a certain amount of no-load power consumption. To avoid this, make sure the AC and Car Socket charging button
is off or turn on the power saving mode when you're not using the Power Station.
Q2: What's the max power output of the AC output ports?
The AC output ports can deliver a maximum of 1500W to connected devices.
Q3: Can I recharge the product while charging connected devices?
Yes.
Q4: Can this product power a CPAP machine?
Yes, but make sure to turn off the power saving mode first.
Q5: What kind of solar charger can charge this product?
Any 11-30V solar charger with an XT-60 female connector.
220-240Vac
220-240Vac
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