More information Universal Portable Battery Charger - 20000mAh
Main Feature
- Incredible 20,000mAh of power
- Charges most electronic devices
- AC 100-240V for worldwide use
- Low standby energy consumption
- Compatible with over 6000 laptops
- Built strong with high grade components
- Great as a backup battery for your laptop
- Eight power tips included for major laptop brands
- Five power tips included for major cellphone brands
- Low factory direct price makes it great for resale market
- Overload protection and short circuit protection safety features
China Manufacturer Specifications
- Primary Function: Universal battery charger 20,000 mAh
- Output Power: 20,000 mAh 74W (max)
- Safety Features:
Overload protection
Short circuit protection
Overcharge protection
Overdischarge protection - Input Voltage Range AC: 100-240V, 50-60Hz
- Input Voltage Range DC: 14-24V
- Output Voltage:
- DC 12/16/19V
- DC5V (USB Port) - Power Adapter Cord Length: 120 Inches
- Power Adapter Dimensions: 177mm x 114mm x 25mm
Product Notes:
- Has built-in voltage selection button and LED indicator that displays the current voltage setting and charge status.
- This charger does not charge USB devices that use USB power as a secondary power source. For example, if your device has a main power supply that is not a USB connection, then you will not be able to use the USB port to charge that device. Instead, you will need to use one of the supplied adapter tips to charge that device.
- The included laptop adapter tips come in the following sizes: 4.0*1.7mm / 4.75*1.7mm / 5.0*1.0mm / 5.5*1.7mm / 5.5*2.1mm / 5.5*2.5mm / 6.3*3.0mm / 6.0*1.0mm. We can not guarantee compatibility with every laptop or electronic device. Please check the power connector size of your device first.
Package Contents
- Universal battery charger 20000 mAh
- 8x laptop adapter tips
- 5x cellphone adapter tips
- USB to laptop adapter tip cable
- USB to cellphone adapter tip cable
- AC/DC power adapter 100-240V
- User manual - English
This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 05 August, 2010.
