Portable power stations usually provide multiple types of output interfaces to meet the charging needs of different devices. Here are some common output interface types and their functions:
AC 220V socket
Function: Supports appliances that use 220V AC plugs, such as small lighting equipment, laptop chargers, etc.
Features: Usually with a new national standard safety door design to prevent the insertion of foreign objects such as metal, safe and reliable.
Example: For example, during outdoor activities, the AC 220V socket can be used to power drones or car refrigerators.
USB-A output interface
Function: Provide power support for mobile phones, tablets, digital cameras and other devices.
Features: Some interfaces support fast charging protocols, such as QC3.0, which can provide a faster charging experience.
Example: In an emergency, the USB-A interface can be used to quickly charge mobile phones or other small electronic devices.
PD USB-C interface
Function: Charge devices that support the PD fast charging protocol, such as some laptops, mobile phones, etc.
Features: The Type-C interface supports two-way fast charging, has strong compatibility, and can automatically identify and match the charging power.
Example: For devices that support PD fast charging, using the PD USB-C interface can significantly shorten the charging time.
DC output interface
Function: Provide power support for devices that require DC power, such as certain camera models, drones, etc.
Features: Usually there are multiple DC circular output interfaces to meet the needs of different voltages and currents.
Example: When shooting outdoors, you can use the DC interface to provide a stable power supply for cameras or drones.
Car charger output (12V/72W)
Function: Suitable for charging in-vehicle devices, such as car refrigerators, car vacuum cleaners, etc.
Features: Connected through the car cigarette lighter conversion line, suitable for self-driving tours or long-distance travel.
Example: During long-distance driving, the car charger output interface can be used to provide continuous power support for in-vehicle devices.
In summary, portable power stations greatly facilitate users' charging needs for various electronic devices in different scenarios by providing a variety of output interfaces. When selecting and using these interfaces, users should choose according to their device type and needs, and pay attention to the compatibility and safety of the interface.
