Kannettava akku Boompods Neutron 10000 mAh

The Boompods Neutron Portable Battery 10000 mAh is a rugged external powerbank with an integrated torch and solar-recharging capability. Designed for outdoor use, it combines a 10000 mAh lithium polymer battery with USB-A and USB-C ports to keep phones, tablets and other USB-powered devices topped up while travelling, camping or working away from mains power.

Advantages

The Neutron powerbank offers a durable IPX6-rated housing that is water and dirt resistant and built to withstand impacts. It supports rapid recharging via the included USB-C cable and features highly efficient solar cells for trickle charging when outdoors. An integrated LED panel provides four light modes — flashlight, soft light, SOS and strobe — for illumination and emergency signalling. Two USB-A outputs and one USB-C port allow charging of up to two devices simultaneously.

Suitable for

• Camping and trekking
• Outdoor work and field trips
• Emergency kits and roadside assistance
• Travel and day trips without reliable mains access

Key specifications

• Battery capacity: 10000 mAh (Lithium polymer)
• Output ports: 2 × USB-A
• Input / port: USB-C (also usable for charging devices)
• Weight: 0.375 kg
• Colour: White
• Protection rating: IPX6 (water and dirt resistant)

How to use

Charge the Neutron powerbank using the supplied USB-C cable connected to a USB power source until fully charged. While outdoors, place the device with its solar panel facing sunlight to receive supplemental charging; solar input provides slow trickle charge and is not a full replacement for mains charging. Connect devices to the USB-A outputs or the USB-C port using appropriate cables to charge phones, tablets or other USB-powered accessories. Use the integrated LED panel and cycle through the four light modes for illumination or signalling as needed.

Recommendations

For longest battery life, regularly recharge the powerbank via USB-C and use solar charging as a supplementary method. Keep ports covered when not in use to maintain the IPX6 resistance, and avoid prolonged submersion. Use the SOS mode for emergency signalling only.