In recent years, with the emergence of various forms of outdoor activities, more and more people have been attracted to go outdoors to experience natural life. However, the power consumption of emergency portable power stations has become a problem. There are mainly several charging methods for such products on the market: AC charging, solar charging, car charging, and TYPE-C charging.
1. Solar charging
With the help of modern technological developments and solar technology, our outdoor travel has also become more refined. With the dual support of solar photovoltaic power generation technology and outdoor energy storage technology, the problem of "power anxiety" caused by electronic equipment has also been well resolved. Solar panels can be used to charge in places where there is sunlight. The emergency portable power station mostly uses a universal input interface, which is compatible with a variety of solar cells on the market. Some products on the market also support multiple solar panels to be connected and charged at the same time.
2. AC charging
The biggest advantage of the emergency portable power station is that it has the AC output function, which can be used for power supply and use of any equipment that needs to be plugged into the power socket, as long as the maximum output power of the power supply itself is not exceeded. In general, emergency portable power stations are 220V/50Hz or 110V/60Hz sine wave alternating current. In any place with AC power, it can be charged through the AC interface.
3. Car charger
People with cars can charge through the car charger port, and car charging is slower than AC charging
4. Type-C charging
If there is a Type-C input port, it can be charged through this interface.
