Outwell 651185 Akira 300 Power Station Instruction Manual

: June 13, 2024
: Outwell

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Outwell 651185 Akira 300 Power Station
Product Information
PRODUCT CONTENT
Charging
Use
Cleaning & maintenance
Faults
Technical data
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Outwell 651185 Akira 300 Power Station

Product Information

The Akira 300 Power Station is a versatile portable power source that offers various outputs to charge and power your devices. It comes with a built-in MPPT controller for solar panels and multiple charging options. The power station has safety features such as short circuit protection, overcharge protection, over discharge protection, overcurrent protection, extreme low power protection, over temperature protection, reverse connection protection, anti-charge protection, and overvoltage protection.

The power station includes the following components:

Power Station
AC adaptor 100-240V AC
Supply cable for AC adaptor, IEC-C
Supply cable for AC adaptor, IEC-G
Cigarette lighter DC cable
IEC-G adapter socket for inverter

The power station has the following outputs:

1 x AC 220V: Pure sine wave inverter. Max 300W continuous load, 450W peak load (max. 10 seconds)
2 x USB A, DC 5V max 12W
1 x USB A QC 3.0, DC 5V/9V max 18W
3 x DC 10.8V max 150W
1 x USB-C / PD max 60W (input/output)
3W dimmable LED lamp

The power station also features a display that shows the battery capacity remaining in percentage, hours remaining until fully charged, and the power (input/output) in watts. It has buttons to control the LED lamp, DC output, USB output, and AC output.

WARNINGS

Please ensure close supervision of any child using the product to reduce risks.
Please keep the product in a dry place to avoid rain − risk of electric shock.
Do not expose product to fire or temperatures above 55°C − risk of explosion.
Store the product in a cool, dry place when not in use.
Do not disassemble the product − risk of fire, explosion, or electric shock.
Do not use the product to jump-start a vehicle.
Please disconnect from power source when not in use.
Do not use the product with damaged input or output cables − risk of electric shock.

PRODUCT CONTENT

$Outwell-651185-Akira-300-Power-Station- $1$$

Power Station
AC adaptor 100-240V AC
Supply cable for AC adaptor, IEC-C
Supply cable for AC adaptor, IEC-G
Cigarette lighter DC cable
IEC-G adapter socket for inverter
OVERVIEW OF POWER STATION $Outwell-651185-Akira-300-Power-Station- $2$$
Input: DC 12-30V max 100W. Built-in MPPT controller for solar panels.
Output: 1 x AC 220V. Pure sine wave inverter. Max 300W continuous load. 450W peak load (max. 10 seconds).
Output: 2 x USB A, DC 5V max 12W
Output: 1 x USB A QC 3.0, DC 5V/9V max 18W
Output: 3 x DC 10.8V max 150W
Input/output: 1 x USB-C / PD max 60W
3W LED lamp, dimmable
OVERVIEW OF DISPLAY $Outwell-651185-Akira-300-Power-Station- $3$$
Battery capacity remaining in percent
Hours remaining
Power (Input/output) in watts
DC output on/off
USB output on/off
AC output on/off
OVERVIEW OF BUTTONS $Outwell-651185-Akira-300-Power-Station- $4$$
LED lamp on/off
DC output on/off
USB output on/off
AC output on/off

OPERATION
Outwell Akira power stations are equipped with a comprehensive set of safety features. These include: short circuit, overcharge, over discharge, overcurrent, extreme low power, over temperature, reverse connection, anti- charge and overvoltage protections.

Charging

Ensure the power station is fully charged before first use. Connect the DC input (7) to a power source. The power station is fully charged when the battery capacity display (14) reads 100%. The power station can also be charged via the USB-C/PD port (12). Connect a suitable charger, e.q. a laptop computer charger, with USB-C/PD output to the power station’s USB-C/PD port. The last digit on the battery capacity display will flash to indicate the power station is charging. $Outwell-651185-Akira-300-Power-Station- $5$$

App. charging times from 0 – 100%:
AC adaptor (2): 4-6 hours
Car charger 12V DC (5): 2-3 hours
USB-C/PD: 5-7 hours
Solar (120W panel – optional): 3-8 hours depending on weather

The power station has an integral MPPT charge controller for solar charging from optional solar panels with an open circuit voltage up to 30V DC. Example: depending on weather, charge time from 0-100% will be app. 3-8 hours when using a 120W panel. The power display (16) will show the charging power in watts, and the hours remaining display (15) will show the hours remaining until fully charged.

Use

To power a device from the power station, use a suitable cord to connect the device and select the desired output circuit on the power station using the buttons (20) – (23). The corresponding icon (14) – (19) on the display will indicate that the selected circuit is active.
Multiple circuits and ports can be used to power multiple devices simultaneously.
The power display (16) will show the combined power usage of the connected devices in watts, and the hours remaining display (15) will show how many hours of power is left with the current load.
The AC output (8) can be used for devices up to 300W continuous load and it can deliver up to 450W for up to 10 seconds. The AC output is pure sine wave and is suitable for all types of electronics.
The USB-C/PD port can be used for both input and output. The power station will automatically communicate with the connected device and determine the required voltage and power.
The power station supports through charging. This allows the use of power station outputs while the unit is being charged.
When the input power (charge) is greater than the output power (connected devices) the power display (16) will show the net input power. Example: if the power station is charged with 80 watt, and the connected devices draws 30 watts, the power display will show 50 watts. The remaining hours display (15) will show how many hours remain until fully charged.
When the input power (charge) is less than the output power (connected devices) the power display (16) will show the net power output (consumption), Example: if the power station is charged with 80 watts, and the connected devices draws 120 watt, the power display will show 40 watts. The remaining hours display (15) will show how many hours of power is left with the current load.
If in doubt about whether the input power or the output power is greatest, disconnect the charge input briefly and check the power reading (output power) on the display (16). Compare this to the input power, check the display (16) with all outputs turned off briefly (use the buttons (20) – (23).
When a circuit is no longer in use, press the button (20) – (23) to switch it off to save power.

Cleaning & maintenance

Visually check the general condition of the power station and its accessories on a regular basis The power station can be cleaned with a damp cloth if necessary.

WARNING: Do not use sharp or hard objects or cleaning agents for cleaning as these may damage the product.

Storage: If the power station is not used for a long time, it should be recharged every 12 months and the battery capacity kept between 60-80%. Store the power station in a cool and dry place.

Faults

The power station has the following protective functions:

Short circuit protection
Over charge protection
Over-discharge protection
Over current protection
Extreme low power protection
Over temperature protection
Reverse connection protection
Anti-charge protection
Over-voltage protection

Overload warning: If any output circuit is being overloaded, e.g. a device drawing more power than the circuit’s rating, the safety shutdown of that circuit will engage. Warning will be in the form of an alarm beep combined with the displayed overload icon.

The affected circuit will be shut off. To rectify, unplug the device in question and turn the circuit on again (20) – (23) to use the power station.
Temperature warning: If the temperature of the inverter or battery cells exceeds its range, the temperature warning icon will be displayed along with an alarm beep, and the power station will shut off. Let the power station cool down before continued use.
Integral fans prevent the power station overheating under heavy loads and the fan icon will be displayed when these fans are in action.
If you are unable to rectify any fault following the above instructions, contact the dealer or Outwell Customer Service.

Disposal:
Dispose of the power station as battery waste according to local regulations. Do not dispose of any batteries with general household waste.

Light Source: LED
The light source and control gear is not replaceable. Access to light source and control gear brings contact with high voltages and a high risk of electric shock. Making the light source and control gear replaceable would also introduce weak points in the construction that could reduce the lifetime of the product.