Mophie Powerstation PD User Manual

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Mophie Powerstation PD Power Bank Specification

The Mophie Powerstation PD Power Bank is designed to offer rapid and efficient charging for a variety of devices. With a robust 10,050mAh battery capacity, it provides ample power to extend the battery life of smartphones, tablets, and other USB-enabled devices. This power bank features both USB-C and USB-A ports, allowing for versatile connectivity options. The USB-C port supports Power Delivery (PD) technology, offering fast charging capabilities that can deliver up to 18W of power, significantly reducing the time needed to recharge a device. The USB-A port provides a more traditional charging option, offering up to 12W of power.

The compact and sleek design of the Mophie Powerstation PD makes it highly portable, ideal for users who are frequently on the go. Its durable casing ensures longevity and resilience against everyday wear and tear. The power bank includes an LED power indicator that displays the current battery level and charging status, offering users clear visibility on remaining power. Safety features such as overcharge and short circuit protection are integrated to safeguard both the power bank and connected devices. The Mophie Powerstation PD can itself be charged via the USB-C port, allowing for a quick recharge when connected to a compatible wall charger. This power bank is compatible with a wide range of devices and is particularly beneficial for users who need reliable power in a compact form factor.

Mophie Powerstation PD Power Bank F.A.Q.

How do I charge the Mophie Powerstation PD Power Bank?

To charge the Mophie Powerstation PD, connect it to a power source using the supplied USB-C cable. Plug the USB-C end into the power bank and the other end into a wall adapter or a computer. The LED indicator will blink to show charging status.

How can I tell when the Powerstation PD is fully charged?

The LED indicator lights on the side of the Powerstation PD will stop blinking and all four lights will remain solid when the power bank is fully charged.

What devices can I charge with the Mophie Powerstation PD?

The Mophie Powerstation PD can charge any device that supports USB charging, including smartphones, tablets, and other USB-powered devices. It supports fast charging for devices that are compatible with Power Delivery (PD).

How do I use the fast charging feature on the Mophie Powerstation PD?

To use fast charging, connect your device to the Mophie Powerstation PD using a USB-C to USB-C cable. Ensure your device supports Power Delivery (PD) for optimal fast charging performance.

Why isn't my device charging when connected to the Powerstation PD?

Ensure that the power bank is charged and that you are using a compatible cable. Check if your device requires more power than the power bank can supply. Try resetting the power bank by pressing the power button.

Can I charge the Powerstation PD while charging another device?

Yes, the Mophie Powerstation PD supports pass-through charging, allowing you to charge the power bank and a connected device simultaneously.

How do I maintain the battery health of my Mophie Powerstation PD?

To maintain battery health, avoid extreme temperatures, charge it regularly, and store it in a cool, dry place when not in use. Avoid letting the battery completely discharge frequently.

What should I do if the Powerstation PD overheats?

If the Powerstation PD overheats, disconnect it from all devices and allow it to cool down. Avoid exposure to high temperatures and ensure proper ventilation during use.

How do I check the remaining battery capacity on the Mophie Powerstation PD?

Press the power button on the side of the Powerstation PD. The LED indicator lights will illuminate, showing the remaining battery capacity. Each light represents approximately 25% of the total battery capacity.

Can I take my Mophie Powerstation PD on a plane?

Yes, the Mophie Powerstation PD is generally allowed on planes as it typically falls within the watt-hour limit set by airlines. However, always check with the airline's regulations before traveling.