Kannettava varavirtalähde Ansmann PB320PD 20000 mAh

The ANSMANN Portable Battery PB320PD 20000 mAh is a compact LiPo powerbank designed to keep smartphones, tablets and other USB-powered devices charged while travelling. Its slim black housing fits easily in a jacket pocket, bag or backpack and offers multiple output ports for charging several devices at once.

Advantages

The powerbank features a high capacity of 20000 mAh and supports fast charging via Quick Charge and Power Delivery protocols. It includes two USB Type-A outputs, one USB Type-C port and a micro-USB input, enabling versatile charging and recharging options. Safety is ensured by Multi-Safe technology with overcharge, deep-discharge and short-circuit protection. A four-LED indicator displays remaining capacity in 25% steps.

Suitable for

• Charging smartphones and feature phones
• Powering tablets and MP3/MP4 players
• Recharging navigation units (GPS) and wearable devices
• Top-up charging of notebooks or netbooks via USB-C Power Delivery

Key specifications

• Capacity: 20000 mAh (LiPo)
• Battery voltage: 3.7 V
• Outputs: 2 × USB-A, 1 × USB-C
• Inputs: USB-C and micro-USB (for recharging)
• Fast charge support: Quick Charge 3.0 and Power Delivery (PD)
• Maximum simultaneously connected devices: 3
• Product colour: Black
• MPN: 1700-0147, EAN: 4013674187195

How to use

Connect your device using the appropriate USB cable to one of the output ports (USB-A or USB-C). If your device supports Quick Charge or Power Delivery, it will charge at the higher available speed when connected to a compatible port. Recharge the powerbank by connecting a USB charger to the micro-USB or USB-C input; using a QC or PD USB-C charger will reduce recharge time. Press the capacity button to view the LED charge-level indicator in 25% increments.

Recommendations

Store the powerbank in a dry place and avoid exposure to extreme temperatures. Use certified cables and chargers compatible with Quick Charge or Power Delivery for optimal performance. Do not disassemble the unit; follow local regulations for battery disposal at end of life.