Promate 100 Powerstation Portable Power Generator Owner’s Manual
- September 17, 2024
- PROMATE
Table of Contents
- Promate 100 Powerstation Portable Power Generator
- Product Information
- Product Usage Instructions
- SPECIFICATIONS
- WHAT ARE POWER STATIONS
- WHY DO YOU NEED THIS
- WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES OF USING A POWER STATION
- ENERGY SAVING TIPS
- REMINDERS
- WARRANTY
- PROMATE SERVICE PROCESS
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
Promate 100 Powerstation Portable Power Generator
Product Information
What are PowerStations?
It is called a power station because of its capability to store energy in
its battery. It is like a power bank with a 220V AC output, USB ports, LED
light, and 12VDC output. When connected to a solar panel, it is also called a
Solar Generator due to its ability to convert the sun into electricity.
Specifications
- Model: PROMATE 100, PROMATE 120, PROMATE 240s, PROMATE 600, PROMATE 1000
- Battery: 97.68 Wh Lithium-Ion, 144 Wh Lead-Acid, 288 Wh Lead-Acid, 569 Wh Lithium-Ion, 1050 Wh Lithium-Ion
- Output Power: Various wattages with AC/USB/Type-C Port / DC / LED Light features
- Dimension (mm)/Weight (kg): Details vary for each model
- Solar Charging: Details vary for each model
Product Usage Instructions
Why is it Needed?
It serves as a rechargeable battery-powered backup solution for emergency
power needs in off-grid or power outage situations.
Usage Guidelines
- Stop use immediately if the alarm is heard.
- Charge the battery promptly after each use.
- Address any concerns or issues with the PowerStation or solar panel promptly.
- Use the recommended solar wattage for optimal performance.
Warranty Details
Covered by Warranty:
- Battery damage
Not Covered by Warranty:
- Improper use
- Battery expiration
- Unit display issues
- Inverter malfunction
- Charger damage
- Water damage to the PowerStation
- The client is responsible for delivery fees for PowerStation servicing
Service Process
- Contact Promate Service via the Facebook Page or Contact Number.
- Send or bring the unit to Promate Service.
- Upon repair completion, the unit will be returned or picked up.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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What should I do if the PowerStation alarm goes off?
If you hear the alarm, stop using the PowerStation immediately and address any potential issues. -
How should I charge the PowerStation after use?
It is recommended to charge the battery promptly after each use to ensure it is ready for future needs.
SPECIFICATIONS
MODEL| PROMATE 100| PROMATE 120| PROMATE 240s|
PROMATE 600| PROMATE 1000
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BATTERY| 97.68 Wh Li-io| 144 Wh Lead-Acid| 288 Wh Lead-Acid| 569 Wh Li-io|
1050 Wh Li-io
OUTPUT POWER| 120-Watt AC / USB and Type-C Port/DC / LED Light| 200-Watt AC /
USB Port / DC / LED Light| 400-Watt AC / USB Port / DC / LED Light / Jumpstart
Cable Port| 600-Watt AC / USB and Type-C Port / DC / LED Light / Wireless
Charger| 1000-Watt AC / USB and Type-C Port/DC / LED Light / Wireless Charger
DIMENSION (mm) / WEIGHT (kg)| 130x250x45/1.15 kg| 245x163x245/4.95 kg|
273x260x298/11.14 kg| 260x173x170/5.9 kg| 360x236x245/11.2 kg
SOLAR CHARGING| 100W Max| 30W Max| 100W Max| DC4017 12V – 30V / 120W Max|
DC6530 12V – 30V / 195W Max
WHAT ARE POWER STATIONS
- It is called a power station because of its capability to store energy in its battery. It is then like a powerbank with a 220V AC output, USB ports, LED light, and 12VDC output.
- When connected to a solar panel, it is also called a Solar Generator due to its ability to convert the sun into electricity.
- Promate PowerStations uses two kinds of batteries: Sealed-Lead Acid for Promate 120 and 240s; and Lithium-ion for Promate 100, 600, and 1000.
WHY DO YOU NEED THIS
It is a rechargeable battery-powered backup solution used for situations when emergency power is needed or areas that are experiencing a brownout or are off-grid.
WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES OF USING A POWER STATION
- Silent
- Easy to use
- Portable
- Smokeless
- Can be recharged via an AC outlet car cigarette lighter port, or a solar panel (Recommended to use the required solar wattage)
ENERGY SAVING TIPS
- Turn OFF the unit if not in use.
- Reduce the volume and lower the screen brightness of the laptop when plugged in to extend the running time of the PowerStation battery.
- Use the electric fan on level 1 power to conserve the battery of your PowerStation.
- Use the built-in LED light of your Powerstation instead of other lighting devices that consumes more energy.
- Charge low-power devices using the USB port instead of the AC outlet.
REMINDERS
- Do not use while charging with an AC adaptor.
- Using while charging with solar panel will drastically increase charging time (and prevent charging, depending on power)
- Do not lose your accessories (Ex. Charger or Cords)
- Take good care of your PoweStation charger.
- Turn OFF the unit before charging or loading.
- Always keep your PowerStations fully charged.
- For Promate 120 and Promate 240/240s:
- Stop using when you hear the long beeping sound.
- Charge the PowerStation once every 3 months or every after use.
- All Promate PowerStations have a 1-year limited warranty.
- Contact Promate Service for technical assistance or spare parts inquiries for your Promate PowerStation.
WARRANTY
ABOUT THE 1-YEAR WARRANTY
COVERED BY THE WARRANTY | NOT COVERED BY THE WARRANTY |
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The battery is broken | Misused/Abused |
The battery is expired | The charger is broken |
The digital display is damaged/broken | The PowerStation gets wet |
The inverter is not working | The unit was repaired by an unauthorized Promate |
Service Center
The client will cover the delivery fee of their Promate Powerstation
PROMATE SERVICE PROCESS
- Call or message Promate Service:
- FB Page: facebook.com/PromateServicePH/
- Contact Number: (+632) 8 638 1569
- Send or bring your unit to a Promate Service Center.
- The unit will be sent or delivered after the completion of repair.
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