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Supplying Power to Connected Devices

Connect the device to this unit and press the [ON/OFF] button for each output to start supplying power.

Pressing the [ON/OFF] button when power is being supplied stops the supplying of power.

Never use a cigarette lighter in the 12V car output port of this unit. Cigarette lighters are not compatible with this device.

If the power consumption of the connected device exceeds the maximum power supply of this unit, the supply of power will stop.

In some cases, even if the rated power consumption of the connected device is less than the rated output power of this unit, additional consumption of power may be required to start-up a motor driven device, or a device featuring a heat source. In these cases, the power supply will shut down.

To turn on/off the LCD display, press the [DISPLAY] button.

A rise in internal temperature may activate the protection circuit and stop the supply of power. In such a case, leave it in an environment within the operating temperature range (-10 °C to 40 °C (14 °F to 104 °F)) for a while before pressing the [ON/OFF] button to start supplying power again.

If an error occurs when power is being supplied, you will be notified by the flashing of the LED on the [ON/OFF] button, the displaying of a warning on the LCD display Warning Indications, and the displaying of an error code List of Error Codes.

Depending on the status of the connected USB device, charging or fast charging may not be possible.

To supply 100 W power with [USB-C ], a USB Type-C cable that supports 100 W is required.