ubiolabs ESS102 User manual

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500Wh Power Station
User Manual
ESS102
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Your new 500Wh power station ships partially
charged. To get started please plug it in with the
included AC adaptor. Fully charging from empty
should take around 6-7 hours. We recommend fully
charging the device before use.
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Charge your device now
The Power Station is not designed to be used in
wet conditions or exposed to water. Outdoor use
permitted in dry conditions only.
Not Waterproof

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Getting to know the Power Station
Front Panel...........................................................................04
Rear Panel............................................................................05
Charging Adaptor...............................................................05
Smart LCD Screen..............................................................06
Error Messages...................................................................07
Audible Warnings...............................................................08
Using The Power Station
What Does it Power...........................................................09
The AC Outputs...................................................................10
12V Barrel Ports...................................................................11
USB and Type-C Ports.......................................................12
Using the Utility Lights.................................................................13
Charging the Power Station........................................................14
Best Practices
Storage and Maintenance................................................15
Cold Weather Operation...................................................15
Frequently Asked Questions.......................................................16
Technical Specifications...............................................................18
Trouble Shooting............................................................................21
CustomerSupport..........................................................................22
Warranty............................................................................................23
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Getting to Know the Power Station
Front Panel
1. Main Power Button Press and Hold to turn on.
2. Smart LCD Screen
3. Screen Button Turns the LCD screen on and o.
Turning the screen o will not power down the device.
4. 12V DC barrel port
5. 12V barrel port power button
6. 110V AC Outputs
7. AC Output power button
8. Quick Charge USB ports
9. USB-A ports
10. Type-C ports
11. USB and Type-C power button
12. LED utility light
13. LED utility light power button
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Getting to Know the Power Station
Front Panel
Getting to Know the Power Station
Rear Panel
1. DC Input Used to charge your device with included
wall adaptor.
2. Fan Vents Ensure proper airflow during use.
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Charging Adaptor
1. 80W AC charging adaptor The included adaptor
has been designed to work specifically with the
power station.
** Do not use any other charging adaptor with the
Power Station.
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Getting to Know the Power Station
Smart Screen LCD
Normal Operation
1. Battery Temperature Displays the temperature of
the internal battery pack. Normal operating range is
0° to 140° F.
2. Remaining Battery Capacity Displays the
remaining battery capacity.
3. Time to charge or time to discharge Real-time
calculation of total time to fully charge or discharge
when in use. Display will automatically switch to
“Time to Charge” when plugged in to the included
AC adaptor.
4. Total output watts Displays total output watts
during use.
5. Input watts Displays total input watts when device
is being charged.
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Getting to Know the Power Station
Smart Screen LCD
Getting to Know the Power Station
Error Messages
1. High battery temperature
Displays when internal battery pack
reaches temperature over 113° F when
charging, and 140° when discharging.
It is recommended that you unplug
devices, power o, and allow to cool
for 30-60 minutes.
4. Internal short
Displays when a internal short circuit
has occurred. The built-in circuit
breaker will cut o power to the
device in the event of a short circuit.
To reset the circuit breaker, power
down the device, wait 30 seconds and
power it back on.
2. High internal temperature
Displays when the internal AC inverter
reaches a temperature of 167° F. It
is recommended that you unplug
devices, power o, and allow to cool
for 30-60 minutes.
3. High output
Displays when a device is plugged in
that exceeds the recommended output
of the power station. The device
plugged in is drawing too much power.
Unplug high wattage devices.

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Error Messages
5. Mute
Displays when a user has pressed the
display button to mute the audible
warning that occurs when an error
message is on screen.
6. Low battery warning
Flashes when the internal battery
pack reached 10% capacity
remaining. You can continue to use
the power station when the low
battery indicator is illuminated.
In addition to the on-screen error messages, the Power
Station beeps to let you know an error message is being
displayed.
We do not recommend ignoring error messages, but to mute
the beeping sound press the display button.
Audible Warnings

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Getting to Know the Power Station
Error Messages
Using the Power Station
What Does It Power?
While there are more devices than we can list here, your
new power station is well suited to powering these types
of devices:
The Power Station is not designed to handle:
These devices typically draw more than 300 watts of
power and exceed the rated output capacity of the
Power Station.
Full Sized
Refrigerator
Hair Dryer Coee Maker Portable
Heater
Large
Appliances
Mobile
Phones
Tablets Laptops Mini Fridge Small LCD
TV
LED
Lighting
Home Lamp CPAP
Machine
Drone Camera
Bluetooth
Speaker
Headphones

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Using the Power Station
The AC Outputs
The two AC outputs power devices that use a standard wall plug
and operate at 110V. The combined output for both AC outputs is
300W.
Simply power-on the AC section and plug in a device like you
would into a wall socket. The display will show the total watts being
used.
If in doubt, most devices show the amounts of watts they require.
This can be found printed on the unit (the small, dicult to read text
found in inconvenient locations) or in the user manual.
As a general rule all hair dryers, coee makes, full size refrigerators
and other large appliances will require more than the 300W the
Power Station can provide.
If you plug a device in that exceeds 300W, the display will show the
High Output error (see page 7 #3) and provide an audible warning.
Please unplug the device and the Power Station will return to
normal operation.
It is unlikely you’ve damaged the Power Station.
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