With the development of the times, more and more electronic devices are now on the market, and people are increasingly inseparable from electricity. At the same time, electricity continues to affect people's usage habits. Portable power stations have become indispensable for powering mobile phones and other electronic devices. In the impression of many friends, the portable power station only has the concept of charging and using when there is no electricity. In fact, the portable power station also has a correct use method, which also requires our maintenance.
Handle with care
Avoid heavy pressure and violent vibration, and be gentle with the portable power station. Try to avoid throwing, knocking, and dropping, because these operations will damage the internal circuit board of the portable power station.
moderate temperature
The portable power station should be stored in a dry place with moderate temperature and protected from direct sunlight. Too high or too low temperature is not conducive to the storage of portable power station. Too high temperature may cause accidents, and too humid environment may easily damage portable power station parts.
Portable power stations that are not in use should be recycled once a month to perform a complete charging and discharging of ink. Things that have been stored for a long time will become less durable than before. The same is true for portable power stations. If they are left for a long time without being used for charging, the power in the portable power station will not only be lost, but will also shorten its service life and easily reduce the portable power. The life of the station battery.
Do not charge it for a long time. Charging for a long time may cause the portable power station to overheat, and it may explode if it comes into contact with counterfeit products. Therefore, the charging time should not be too long, generally fully charged.
When charging the battery, try to use a special plug-in speed seat, and do not share the socket with the TV and other household appliances, especially the small-capacity socket.
