Description
The Explorer 250 comes with a handy additional South African 2-prong to 3-prong outlet adapter.
Featuring an AC outlet, a DC carport, two USB ports, and an LCD display, the power inverter can charge multiple devices at the same time, and the LCD display gives you a clear understanding of the battery level and charging power.
Battery management system (BMS) and power on/off buttons ensure safety for your devices and yourself. The BMS enables short circuit protection, voltage control, temperature control and more advanced safety operations.
Pure Sine Wave Inverter ensures safety when powering sensitive devices like laptops and electronics without damage.
Additional safety features include LCD screen with charge/discharge and battery life status and switch with indicator light for on/off output port charging.
Technical Specifications:
Peak Capacity: 257Wh (14.4V, 17.85Ah) 71,400 Mah / 3.6V
Cell Chemistry: Li-ion NMC
Lifecycles: ≥500 cycles to 85%
Shelf-life: Charge every 3-6 Months
Management System: BMS, Over Voltage Protection, Short Circuit Protection
Charge Methods: AC Wall Outlet, 12V Car adaptor, Solar Panel (optional)
Full Recharge Time: 6.5 Hours (AC) Around 4 Hours (Optional Saga 100W solar panel with Full Sun)
Colour: Gray & Orange
Product Weight: 3.1 kg
Dimensions (L x W x D): 140 x 230 x 200mm
Operating Usage Temperature: (0 – 40C)
Certification: FCC, ROHS, UN38.3
Charging Input (DC, 8mm): 12V-30V, 42W
DC Output (6mm): 12V, 10A (DC cable to Car Port cable provided)
USB Output: Two USB-A ports (5V 2.4A each)
AC Output (pure sine wave): 230V AC, 200W Continuous, 400W Surge Peak
Safety by Design:
Battery management system (BMS) enables short circuit protection, voltage control, temperature control and more advanced safety operations.
Other enhanced safety features include:
LCD screen with charge/discharge and battery life status.
Switch with indicator light for on/off output port charging.
In the Box:
AC Adaptor and cable, DC to Car Adapter cable, SA 2-prong to 3-prong outlet adaptor, User Guide.
