Ironman4x4 IPOWER0012 User manual

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IMPORTANT: Please read all procedures and precautions before using or storing and charging
your Ironman 4x4 Titan 500 Power Station with the included charging adaptors.
If you have any questions please contact our customer service department.
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Owner’s Manual
IPOWER0012 (AUST)
IPOWER0023 (USA)
IPOWER0034 (INT)
51AH PORTABLE POWER STATION

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What’s in the box
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GD E F
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USER GUIDE
A. Titan 500 Portable Power Station
B. AC Charging Adaptor
C. Car Charger Cable
D. 30A to 50A Anderson Adaptor
E. Cigarette Adaptor (Female)
F. AC Plug Adaptor (International Model Only)
G. User Guide

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Getting to know your Titan 500
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A. Interactive Buttons
B. USB-C PD Inlet / Outlet x 1
C. USB-A Outlet x 3
D.12V Outlet x 3
E. 30A Anderson Solar Inlet x 1
F. DC Solar Inlet x 1
G. LCD Display
H. AC Outlet x 2 (US Model x 3)

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LCD display
INPUT: displays the amount of power (watts) going into the Titan 500 while charging.
OUTPUT: displays the amount of power (watts) your devices are using while plugged into the Titan 500.
BATTERY LEVEL: displays 5 segments, approximating 20% - 40% - 60% - 80% - 100% capacity.
When charging your Titan 500, you will notice a battery segment blinking, this indicates the current
charge status. Once fully charged, all battery segments will be lit and remain solid.
OVERLOAD WARNING: power draw exceeds the maximum port allowance, indicated by red light on
the port button.
TEMPERATURE WARNING: the unit is over-heating.
WATTS
F
C
OUTPUT
WATTS
INPUT
50Hz 60Hz
COOLING FAN OVERLOAD WARNING
BATTERY
LEVEL
FREQUENCY
INPUT
OUTPUT
TEMPERATURE
WARNING

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Charging your Titan 500
NOTE
The Titan 500 can only be recharged from one source at a time. Connections to multiple recharging
sources may cause damage to the unit.
Charging from wall charger
Using the included AC charging adaptor, plug your Titan 500 into any wall outlet. You will know the
Titan 500 is fully charged when the LCD Battery level displays 100%.

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Charging from solar panel
The 6.5mm DC or 30A Anderson Plug input ports are compatible with charging for charging directly
from solar panels (No external charge regulator is required).
1. Place your solar panel where it will receive the maximum direct sunlight as possible.
2. Solar charge times will depend on weather conditions.
IMPORTANT NOTE
When recharging your Titan 500 from solar, take note of the voltages of the solar panels and
ensure these do not exceed 26V as this can cause serious damage to the unit.
Inputs - Select the correct input based on the solar panels being used
• DC Input: 11-26V (96W Max Input)
• 30A Anderson Input: 11-26V (120W Max Input)
Charging from your car
Although not recommended because of slow charge times, you can charge your Titan 500 from any
12V source, like your car.
Input Port Charging Times (Estimated)
AC (Adaptor): 8.5Hrs
DC (Car Cigarette Lighter): 16Hrs @ 12.0V
DC (USB-C/PD Port): Min 13Hrs
Solar (DC Port): Min 8.5Hrs @ 18.0V
Solar (30A Anderson Port): 7Hrs @ 18.0V
The charge times above are provided as a guide only. Estimates may differ from actual considering
input voltages and power being supplied from the alternate sources selected.
Charging your Titan 500

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Using your Titan 500
How to use Titan 500
1. Press the power button located above each port you will be using.
USB / DC 12V output: Press and hold button for 1 second.
AC output: Press and hold button for 2 seconds.
2. When the port is active, the green LED indicator will illuminate.
3. Connect the required appliance.
4. Press the DISPLAY button to turn on / off the LCD display.
5. When not using certain ports, make sure to turn them off to conserve power.
Best use strategy
When charging devices with your Titan 500, take note of the LCD Battery Display. Make sure that the
electronic device you are powering works properly prior to use. The maximum power consumption for
230 / 110V AC appliances is 500W.
When using the AC power output, the Titan 500 will convert energy from DC power of the battery to
AC power required by your device. Although Titan 500 has a highly efficient inverter, there is still some
energy lost in conversion and you may not receive the full rated capacity of the battery.
Appropriate temperature usage
Cold temperatures can impact battery capacity and output power. The Titan 500 can power your
devices at temperatures ranging from 0°C~45°C. If your working temperature is beyond this range,
the Titan 500 may stop working.
What it powers
Light Phone Laptop Mini Fridge
… and many more

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Technical specifications
INPUT PORTS (ESTIMATED CHARGE TIMES)
AC (Adaptor) 8.5Hrs
DC (Car Cigarette Lighter) 16Hrs @ 12.0V
DC (USB-C/PD Port) Min 13Hrs
Solar (DC Port) Min 8.5Hrs @ 18.0V
Solar (30A Anderson Port) 8.5Hrs @ 18.0V
OUTPUT PORTS
USB-A 2 x 5V / 3.1A Max
USB-A (QC3.0) 1 x 5-12V (18W Max)
USB-C (PD) 1 x 5-20V (60W Max)
DC (5521) 2 x 12V / 5A (60W Max)
Cigarette Lighter 1 x 12V / 10A (120W Max)
AC Outlets 2 x 230V (3 x 110V US Model Only)
AC INVERTER
Pure Sine Wave 230V / 50Hz (110V / 60Hz US Model Only)
Continuous Output Power 500W (Max) Total
Peak Output Power 1000W (Max) Total
MPPT SOLAR CHARGER
DC Plug 11-26V (96W Max Input)
30A Anderson Plug 11-26V (120W Max Input)
CONTROL AND FUNCTION
LCD Screen Display Modes Input/Output Power, Battery Level, Battery Temperature, Fan
Status, Output Frequency, Fault Protection Warning
Working Temperature Discharge: 0~45ºC / Recharge: 0~40ºC
Product Size 321.5mm L x 201.5mm W x 227mm H
Product Weight 8kg
CONSTRUCTION
Material ABS and PC Housing
Battery Cell Type 26650 LiFeP04
Battery Lifetime 2000 Cycles to 80% Capacity
Battery Capacity Ah 51.17Ah (@ 12.0V DC)
Battery Capacity Wh 614Wh (6S8P, 32Ah @19.2V)

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Troubleshooting
If your devices are not recharging from the Titan 500, follow these steps:
1. Ensure the output port has been turned on. The green LED light on the power button should
be lit up.
2. Check the Battery Display. If it is at 20% or below, recharge the unit.
3. Verify your device is suitable for use with the Titan 500:
All of the output ports have their own maximum power capacity. Check the Technical
Specifications to ensure your device is compatible.
4. Check if any of the below warning icons are flashing on the LCD Display
 OVERLOAD WARNING: Power draw exceeds the maximum allowance of the port, indicated
by red light in the port button. You need to remove the device in corresponding port first, and then
press the button of the port to recover.
TEMPERATURE WARNING: The power station has over-heated - allow it to cool.

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Frequently asked questions
What type of battery is in the Titan 500?
The Titan 500 contains a battery pack which consists of an array of cylindrical 26650 LiFeP04
Lithium Battery cells with high energy density.
Can I charge the Titan 500 while supplying power at the same time?
When the Titan 500 is recharging, the USB and DC 12V output ports are workable; but the AC output
is shut down at this time.
Can I take my Titan 500 on a plane?
No, you can’t. The Titan 500 contains a large number of LiFeP04 Lithium-ion Batteries with a
capacity considered to be hazardous by airlines.
How do I know if my device will work with the Titan 500?
You’ll need to determine the amount of power your device requires. This may involve some research
on your end, a search of the internet or check the user guide for power output. To be compatible with
the Titan 500, you should use devices that require less than 500W.