Why is my solar panel not charging my COMPANION ROVER LiTHIUM?
If your solar panel isn't charging the power station: * Check that all connections from the solar panel to the power station are secure. * Ensure the solar panel is correctly positioned towards the sun and that there is no inline controller/regulator between the panel and the power station.
What to do if the COMPANION Power Supply alarm LED is flashing?
The flashing alarm LED indicates over temperature, under temperature, overvoltage, undervoltage, overcurrent, short circuit, or incorrect polarity. To resolve this, disconnect all inputs and outputs, then turn the power station off and on again. If the warning persists, verify that the operating temperature is between -10 and 40°C. Adjust the unit's location to a cooler or warmer environment as needed.
Why is my fridge connected to the COMPANION ROVER LiTHIUM not running?
Several factors could prevent your fridge from running when connected to the power station: * Ensure the power station is turned on. * Verify the power station has sufficient charge. If the charge is low, follow the user manual's instructions to charge it. * Confirm that the fridge's battery monitor is set to either the Low or Medium setting.
How to fix COMPANION ROVER LiTHIUM Power Supply DC charger if it is not working?
If the DC charger isn't working, check the inline fuse. If the fuse is broken, replace it with a 10A blade fuse.
How to turn on power outlets on COMPANION Power Supply?
To activate the power outlets, first ensure the power station is on. Then, press the individual power button for each outlet to enable them.
Key safety guidelines for operating the power station, covering general use and precautions.
Explains the function of indicator LEDs and the LCD screen for monitoring the power station's status.
Steps to recharge the power station using the included AC adapter, including estimated charge time.
Instructions for recharging the power station using the included DC cable and a suitable power source.
Guide on how to charge the power station using a solar panel, noting the built-in MPPT controller.
Details on the USB and USB Type-C output ports, including their specifications and activation.
Information on the 12V cigarette and 2-pin DC output sockets, including their specifications and activation.
Key safety guidelines for operating the power station, covering general use and precautions.
Explains the function of indicator LEDs and the LCD screen for monitoring the power station's status.
Steps to recharge the power station using the included AC adapter, including estimated charge time.
Instructions for recharging the power station using the included DC cable and a suitable power source.
Guide on how to charge the power station using a solar panel, noting the built-in MPPT controller.
Details on the USB and USB Type-C output ports, including their specifications and activation.
Information on the 12V cigarette and 2-pin DC output sockets, including their specifications and activation.
The Companion Rover Lithium 70Ah Power Station is a portable energy storage device designed for various applications, offering multiple charging and output options. It is built with a Lithium Nickel Manganese Cobalt Oxide (NMC) battery, known for its energy density and lifecycle performance.
The Rover Lithium 70Ah Power Station serves as a versatile portable power source, capable of charging and powering a wide range of electronic devices and small appliances. It features multiple output ports, including USB, USB-C, 12V 2-Pin, and 12V cigarette lighter sockets, making it suitable for outdoor activities, camping, emergency backup, and general portable power needs. The device can be recharged through various methods: a 240V AC adaptor, a DC cable (e.g., from a vehicle), or a solar panel, providing flexibility in different environments. An integrated MPPT controller optimizes solar charging efficiency. The power station also includes an LED light for illumination.
General| Brand | COMPANION |
|---|---|
| Model | ROVER LiTHIUM |
| Category | Power Supply |
| Language | English |
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