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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rolandny

5 years ago

Can you charge a bicycle battery with it ?

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Anonymous

5 years ago

The battery supplies 220V/50Hz/80W. In theory, you should be able to charge/operate anything that can be operated from a normal mains supply and does not require more than 80W.

I connected it briefly to my Shimano Steps E8000 battery (BT-E8010) and it charged (from the display). However, you would only get 1/6 of the battery charged (504Wh for BT-E8010, 84Wh for AL480N) without any loss of efficiency, and this will also take time.