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FAQ
What type of battery does the product use?
The product is equipped with a lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) battery, known for its long
lifespan and superior safety characteristics. This type of battery is commonly used in
applications requiring high durability, offering better thermal and chemical stability
compared to conventional lithium-ion batteries.
What devices can the product's AC output port power?
The AC output port of the product delivers a rated power of 1,200 W and a peak power of
2,400 W, making it suitable for powering a wide range of devices. Additionally, the product
features the R-MAX function, enabling it to handle certain high-power heating appliances
with a power consumption of less than 2,400 W. Before using the product, users should
confirm the power requirements of all connected devices to ensure that the combined power
consumption remains below the rated power limit of the product to avoid overloads or
interruptions.
How long can the product charge a device?
The product's LCD screen displays the estimated power supply time, which is dynamically
adjusted based on the current power usage of connected devices. This feature allows users to
better gauge the remaining runtime for devices under varying load conditions, ensuring
stable and predictable power supply during usage.
Why does the fan start up sometimes?
The fan activates automatically when the product is used in outdoor or high-power scenarios,
as these conditions can lead to an increase in internal temperature. The built-in fan efficiently
dissipates heat to maintain optimal operating conditions. While the fan may produce light
noise during operation, this is a normal part of the cooling process and ensures the longevity
and safe operation of the product.
How to store the product?
To prepare the product for storage, first ensure that it is turned off completely. Store the
device in a dry, well-ventilated location at room temperature, away from direct sunlight,
water sources, or areas with high humidity. For long-term storage, it is recommended to
discharge the battery to approximately 30% and then recharge it to 60% every three months.
This practice helps maintain the battery's overall lifespan by preventing deep discharge or
overcharge-related degradation.
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