GENEVERSE HOMEPOWER TWO PRO User manual

HOMEPOWER TWO PRO
Backup Battery Power Station
249WH / 22W-44W
USER GUIDE

In the Box
HOMEPOWER TWO PRO
Backup Battery Power Station
1
AC Charging Cable
2
Car Charging Cable
3
User Guide
4
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HOMEPOWER TWO PRO
Backup Battery Power Station
249WH / 22W-44W
USER GUIDE

How It Works
1
Charge or Harness
the Sun's Energy
Charge the backup battery
power station from a solar panel,
AC outlet, or carport.
2
Store Power
for Up to One Year
When fully charged,
store power in the
HOMEPOWER TWO PRO for
up to one year of emergency
backup power.
3
Power Your
Home Appliances
Power your devices from
the stored energy by
connecting them to your
power station.
SOLAR POWER CAR OUTLET
AC OUTLET
COMMUNICATION DEVICES
HOME OFFICE
LIGHTING
HOME APPLIANCES
TOOLS
MEDICAL DEVICES

3 Ways to Recharge
By AC / Wall Outlet or Gas Generator
(5W of input): 1.5 hours to 8%,
2 hours to 1%
By Solar (8W of input):
3 hours to 8%, 4 hours to 1%
By Car Outlets (96W of input):
22.5 hours to 8%, 28.5 hours to 1%
1
2
3
28.5 Hrs
22.5 Hrs
2 Hrs
1.5 Hrs
4 Hrs
3 Hrs

Display
Estimated
remining
time
until fully
charged
Temperature too high
Temperature too low
Recharging
wattage
Wi-Fi connection
indicator
Bluetooth
connection
indicator
Low
battery
warning
(<1%)
Battery level &
charging status indicator
warning
Malfunction
AC outlets voltage & frequency
Discharging wattage
Estimated remaining
time that it can
supply power
Battery capacity
Turn on/o
display
Maximum Power Point
Tracking (MPPT) mode is
active (when using solar
panels to recharge)
Automatic Continuous Power System (ACPS) is active.
When the unit is connected to a wall outlet via the AC 3-pin input port,
the power output of the three AC outlets on the unit will be
automatically drawing power directly from the wall outlet instead
of using the power from its battery. The ACPS mode helps prolong the battery life.

LED Light
Turn on
LED Light
Level-1 Brightness
Switch to
Level-2
Brightness
Switch to
Emergency Blinking
Mode
Turn o
LED Light
1 2 3 4

DC Power Output
Turn on/o DC
power output
USB-A:
• Quick Charge 3.
• 5V=3A, 9V=2A, 2V=.5A
USB-C:
• W Max
• 5V=3A, 9V=3A, 2V=3A,
2V=5A

AC Power Output
AC Outlet:
• 2V~6Hz, 8.3A
• Continuous power: 22 Watts
• Surge power: 44 Watts
• Pure-Sine Wave Output
Turn on/o AC power output
2V 22W PURE SINE WAVE

LED Ambient Light
Estimated Usage Time
10-35 Hrs
1-14 Days
1-7 Days
1-5 Days
1-5 Days
2-14 Days
60-200W
500-1200W Use 3-10 times/day, each time 5-15 mins
500-800W Use 3-10 times/day, each time 10 mins
800-1800W Use 3-10 times/day, each time 10 mins
800-1800W Use 3-6 times/day, each time 10-15 mins
300-850W Use 3-6 times/day, each time 5-10 mins
Home Appliances Estimated
Usage Time
Assumptions
ELECTRIC FRY PAN
MICROWAVE
/ OVEN
COFFEE MACHINE
KETTLES
BLENDER
REFRIGERATOR
/ FREEZER
The chart above visualizes how you can best use your HOMEPOWER TWO PRO when facing a power outage. Each line explains the
average wattage range of a supported home device, and how long the HOMEPOWER TWO PRO would be able to power that one
device on a single charge, abiding by our assumed average usage times. Note, if you choose to power more than one device on a
single charge of your HOMEPOWER TWO PRO, your battery supply will drain sooner than the noted estimated usage time frame.

Estimated Usage Time
>7 Days
(~240 charges)
2-10W
30-100W Use 1-8 hrs/day
30-100W Use 1-8 hrs/day
60-250W Use 1-6 hrs/day
5-20W Use 1-8 hrs/day
10W
Home Office Estimated
Usage Time
Assumptions
>7 Days
(~20 charges)
2-14 Days
2-14 Days
>7 Days
>7 Days
(~120 charges)
CELLPHONES
PC/DESKTOPS
LAPTOPS
TVS
WI-FI / ROUTER / MODEM
CAMERA
3-10 Days 5-100W Use 2-6 hrs/day
Home Appliances Estimated
Usage Time
Assumptions
LAMPS / LIGHTING

Estimated Usage Time
1-5 Days
1-5 Days
1-4 Days
1-10 Days
1-7 Days
1-14 Days
1-14 Days
800-1800W Use 3-6 times/day, each time 10-30 mins
800-1200W Use 1-3 times/day, each time 30-60 mins
500-2000W Use 1-5 times/day, each time 1-4 hours
800-1800W Use 1-5 times/day, each time 15-60 mins
50-100W Use 5-10 times/day, each time 1-4 hours
800-1800W Use 1-3 times/day, each time 5-15 mins
200-600W Use 1-3 times/day, each time 30-60 mins
Home Appliances Estimated
Usage Time
Assumptions
FANS
ELECTRIC GRILL
ELECTRIC PRESSURE COOKER
/ SLOW COOKER
DISHWASHER
HAIR DRYER
RADIANT HEATER
AIR CONDITIONER

Estimated Usage Time
3-14 Days
3-8 Hrs
1-2 Weeks
30-60W Use 4-8 hrs/day
150-500W Use 1-5 times/day, each time 1-4 hours
20-50W Use 1-8 times/day, each time 15-30 mins
Estimated
Usage Time
Assumptions
500-900W Use 10-60 mins/day
800-1200W Use 10-60 mins/day
800-2200W Use 10-60 mins/day
750-2000W Use 15-60 mins
Estimated
Usage Time
Assumptions
Medical Devices
Tools
BREAST PUMP
OXYGEN CONCENTRATOR
AIR COMPRESSOR
ELECTRIC SAW
CPAP MACHINE
ELECTRIC DRILL
2-14 Days
2-14 Days
1-14 Days
1-10 Days
SUMP PUMP

Specifications
Battery
• Capacity: 249.2Wh (63Ah/38.4V DC)
• Type: Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4)
• Cyce Life: ≥3 cyces
Inputs
• AC 3-pin Port: 2V~6Hz, 2A
• 2X DC Charging Ports: .6V-54V=.5A, 4W max each (8W in tota)
• Soar Charge: Supports 7.5~54V=.5A 4 max each (2A, 8W max in tota)
• Car Charge: Supports .6~7.5V=8A max each (6A max in tota)
• Charge Controer: Buit-in Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT)
Outputs
• 3X AC Outets: 2V~6Hz, 8.3A, 22W Rated, 44W Surge Peak
• 2X PDW USB-C: 5V=3A, 9V=3A, 2V=3A, 5V=3A, 2V=5A, W max.
• 2X USB-A: Quick Charge 3., 5V=3A, 9V=2A, 2V=.5A, 8W max.
Safety Protection
• Over Charge Protection
• Over Discharge Protection
• Short Circuit Protection
• Over Current Protection
• Over Votage Protection
• Over Temperature Protection
Dimension & Weight
• Dimension: L 7.83"x W .2"x H 4." (45.3 x 28 x 35.85 cm)
• Weight: 59.52 bs (27.4 kg)
Temperature
• Operating Temperature (Charging): 32°F ~ 22°F (°C ~ 5°C)
• Operating Temperature (Discharging): °F ~ 4°F (-2°C ~ 6°C)

Troubleshooting & FAQ
What devices can the HOMEPOWER TWO PRO charge or power?
The HOMEPOWER TWO PRO has multiple output ports including 2x USB-A, 2x USB-C, and 3x AC outlets.
It can charge and power crucial communication devices, home appliances, security devices, cameras, lighting, medical devices,
tools, and more.
The USB-A and USB-C ports can charge common battery-powered devices charged by USB ports.
The AC outets can charge and power devices that operate at ess than 22 Watts.
The tota wattage output from the HOMEPOWER TWO PRO shoud be under 22 Watts. If exceeded, the HOMEPOWER TWO PRO
wi shut off automaticay.
Pease check your device's specifications before use.
How long can the HOMEPOWER TWO PRO power up my device?
As a genera rue of thumb, working time = capacity (Wh) X .85 / operating wattage of your device.
For exampe, if your device is 6W, with the HOMEPOWER TWO PRO, the working time wi be about
249Wh X .85 / 6W = 34.2 hrs
Pease note: the actua working time may vary from different usages and conditions.
Can I charge my HOMEPOWER TWO PRO while supplying power to other devices at the same time?
Yes! The HOMEPOWER TWO PRO can be recharged while powering up and charging other devices.
Can the HOMEPOWER TWO PRO power the whole house?
Please note that the HOMEPOWER TWO PRO is designed to be a PORTABLE backup battery power station. It keeps your choice
of home devices charged and operational for up to 7 days (depending on the power required by the individual device and the
frequency of your using it). It's compatible with home appliances, electronic communication and medical devices, security
systems, and more. You can conveniently take the HOMEPOWER TWO PRO to the area where your device is located, and plug
your device into the unit. If your devices are located in dierent areas and you need to power them at the same time, you can
either move all the devices to one area or buy multiple HOMEPOWER TWO PRO units for more backup power and flexibility.
Does the HOMEPOWER TWO PRO turn on automatically if the power goes out?
The HOMEPOWER TWO PRO is a portable power station. You will need to plug your device into the unit and turn on the unit
after the power at your home goes out. It doesn't turn on automatically for safety reasons.
Can I use the HOMEPOWER TWO PRO indoors?
Yes, the HOMEPOWER TWO PRO can be used indoors. It doesn't emit any gas or harmful substances. It's 1% safe to be used
indoors.
How long will the HOMEPOWER TWO PRO last?
The HOMEPOWER TWO PRO will hold its full charge for a minimum of one year. As best practice, we recommend using and
recharging it every six months to keep the product in good condition. We expect our products to last for a long time and you
don't need to change the battery inside.
Is the HOMEPOWER TWO PRO waterproof?
HOMEPOWER TWO PRO is NOT waterproof. Please do not store or use it in humid environments for long periods of time.

Safety Information
INSTRUCTIONS PERTAINING TO RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK,
OR INJURY TO PERSONS
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING–When using the unit, the foowing basic precautions shoud
aways be adhered to:
a) Read a the instructions before using the product.
b) To reduce the risk of injury, cose supervision is necessary when the
product is used near chidren.
c) Do not put fingers, hands, or other unreated items into any opening of
the product.
d) Use of an attachment not recommended or sod by Geneverse may
resut in a risk of fire, eectric shock, or injury to persons.
e) To disconnect devices from the unit, pu from the pug, never the cord,
in order to eiminate the risk of damage.
f) Do not use a battery pack or appiance that is damaged or modified.
Damaged or modified batteries may exhibit unpredictabe behavior
resuting in fire, exposion, or risk of injury.
g) Do not operate the power pack with a damaged cord or pug, or a
damaged output cabe.
h) Do not disassembe or attempt to make changes to the power pack.
When service or repair is required, it shoud be conducted by a quaified
service person. Incorrect reassemby may resut in a risk of fire or eectric
shock.
i) To reduce the risk of eectric shock, unpug the power pack from the
outet before aowing service, repairs, or disassemby to occur.
j) PERSONAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
) Keep penty of fresh water and soap nearby when working with or
near the battery, in case battery acid contacts skin or cothing.
2) Wear compete eye protection and cothing protection. Avoid
touching eyes whie working near battery.
3) If battery acid contacts skin or cothing, wash immediatey with soap
and water. If acid enters eye, immediatey food eye with running cod
water for at east  minutes and seek further medica attention
immediatey.
4) NEVER smoke or aow a spark or fame in the vicinity of battery.
5) Be extra cautious to reduce risk of dropping a meta too onto the
battery. Impact to the battery may cause a spark, short-circuit, or other
eectrica exposion.
k) When charging the interna battery, do not restrict ventiation in any way.
) Under abusive conditions, iquid may be ejected from the battery; avoid
contact. If contact accidentay occurs, fush with water. If iquid contacts
eyes, additionay seek medica hep. Liquid ejected from the battery may
cause irritation or burns.
m) Do not expose a power pack to fire or excessive temperature. Exposure
to fire or temperature above 265˚F /3˚C may cause exposion.
n) Have servicing performed by a quaified repair person using ony
identica repacement parts. This wi ensure that the safety of the product
is maintained.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
• Use and store the unit ony in a cean and dry environment. DO NOT use
and store in dusty and wet environment.
• Check the unit prior to every use. DO NOT use the unit if it is damaged,
broken.
• If rust, pecuiar odors, overheating, or other abnorma circumstances are
observed, stop using the unit immediatey and contact the deaer or our
customer service center.
• Make sure that the unit is propery secured when transporting it in a
motor vehice.
• Ony charge, use, and store the unit within an ambient temperature of
32 ~ 4˚F ( to 4˚C).
• Switch the unit off immediatey if it has accidentay faen, was dropped,
or was exposed to vibrations.
• DO NOT use the unit if the power cord is damaged or broken.
• Keep the unit away from chidren. DO NOT et chidren use the power
suppy unit. Keep this product away from pets.
• DO NOT use the unit in an area or environment with high temperature.
• Shoud fuid from inside of the unit come in contact with your skin or
cothing, wash the affected areas with tap water.
• In a storm, unpug the power cord from the socket.
• DO NOT charge the unit via power suppy systems that operate outside
of -24V.
• DO NOT pace the unit on its side or upside down whie in use or storage.
• DO NOT use accessories for other usage.
• Make sure that the device you are connecting is switched off before you
connect it.
• DO NOT expose a power pack to fire or excessive temperature. Exposure
to fire or temperature above 265˚F / 3˚C may cause exposion.
• Soar charge times depend on weather conditions. Pace your soar pane
where it wi get as much direct sunight as possibe.
• DO NOT pace the power pack on the foor, or at a height ess than 457 mm
(8 inches) above the foor, during use in a repair faciity.
Warning: Do not remove the battery pack without permission. If you need
to repair the battery pack, contact your oca manufacturer as soon as
possibe.
DANGER: This device is intended to be used indoors ony. Do not use
outdoors under any conditions.
MOVING AND STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS
• DO NOT move the unit if it is recharging or in use.
• DO NOT dispose of the unit together with househod waste.
• DO NOT pace the unit cose to or in a fire or expose it to heat. Keep out
of direct sunight.
• DO NOT store the unit in a bathroom or in an area exposed to rain or
moisture.
• DO NOT disassembe the power pack. Take it to a quaified service
person when service or repair is required. Incorrect reassemby may
resut in a risk of fire or eectric shock.
• DO NOT store the unit in an area or environment with high temperature.
USER MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
• Before using or storing, pug your unit into the wa unti it is fuy
charged. If you see the LCD battery is ow at any point, pug it into a
power source, ike an AC outet or a soar pane as soon as possibe.
• To preserve the battery ifespan, pease use and recharge at east once
every 6 months.

Support
If you experience any probems with your Geneverse product(s),
pease contact our support team at geneverse.com/support
or emai us at [email protected]
or ca us at  (8) 2-8665
Website: www.geneverse.com
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The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. The ony warranties for Geneverse products and services are
set forth in the warranty statements accompanying such products and services. Geneverse sha not be iabe for technica or
editoria errors or omissions contained herein.
Edition: GEV-UM-HP2Pro
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference.
(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
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NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to compy with the imits for a Cass B digita device, pursuant to part 5 of the
FCC Rues. These imits are designed to provide reasonabe protection against harmfu interference in a residentia instaation. This
equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not instaed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmfu interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference wi not
occur in a particuar instaation. If this equipment does cause harmfu interference to radio or teevision reception, which can be
determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the
foowing measures:
-- Reorient or reocate the receiving antenna.
-- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
-- Connect the equipment into an outet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
-- Consut the deaer or an experienced radio/TV technician for hep.
MODIFICATION: Any changes or modifications not expressy approved by the grantee of this device coud void the user’s authority
to operate the device.