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Xtorm AL480N Powerbank (23200 mAh, 80 W, 84 Wh)

Xtorm AL480N Powerbank

23200 mAh, 80 W, 84 Wh

Question about Xtorm AL480N Powerbank

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knubebus

5 years ago

Attention it needs DC 5V/3.0A as input - i.e. you can't charge it with a weak 2.1A solar panel.

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frentix

5 years ago

I tested it today and charged my Xtorm AL480N from 75% to 100% with Xtorm AP275 SolarBooster (2.10A, 21W) without any problems. The weather was sunny but cloudy, partly cloudy and the sun was in mid-April. The charging current was between 1.8 and 2.4 A, so Knubebus' statement that it needs 3 A is clearly wrong.

So I confirm that this is compatible with Xtorm AP275 SolarBooster (2.10A, 21W).
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frohberg

5 years ago

I think the Xstorm Solar Booster (has 2.1A) is exactly matched to this powerbank. Doesn't the manufacturer write this in the description if it's technically impossible, right? What's right now?
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knubebus

5 years ago

Unfortunately no - the output voltage of 2.1A is not enough - minimum input is 3A - I bought both products together and it does not work. It charges for 2sec and stops again.