Duracell DRPP300S1 Owner's Manual

The Duracell DRPP300S1 is a 300W Portable Power Station designed for reliable off-grid and emergency power. It features multiple output ports (AC, DC, USB), a high-capacity lithium-ion battery, pure sine wave inverter technology, an LCD display for status monitoring, built-in safety protections, and support for solar panel charging. Below are key sections for safety, features, installation, setup, operation, and troubleshooting.

1. Features at a Glance 2. Installation 3. First-Time Setup 4. Specifications 5. Controls and Settings 6. Connecting Devices 7. Charging the Power Station 8. Safety Features 9. Care & Maintenance 10. Regulatory Information 11. Troubleshooting

Features at a Glance

Key components: Portable Power Station unit, AC power adapter, DC car charger cable, user manual. Front panel includes LCD display, control buttons, and output ports.

FeatureDescription
AC Output Ports2 x 120V AC outlets (300W total, 600W surge)
DC Output Ports1 x 12V/10A car port; 2 x 5.5mm DC ports
USB Output Ports2 x USB-A (5V/2.4A); 1 x USB-C PD (18W)
LCD DisplayShows battery level, input/output power, warnings
Input PortsDC input for wall/car charging; solar input (10-28V)
Power ButtonTurns unit on/off
AC ButtonActivates/deactivates AC outlets
DC ButtonActivates/deactivates DC and USB ports
LED LightBuilt-in emergency light with SOS mode
Battery Indicator4-level LED display for remaining capacity

Installation

Unpack and inspect contents. Place on stable, dry surface away from heat and moisture.

  1. Initial Charge: Connect included AC adapter to DC input port and wall outlet. Charge fully (4-6 hours).
  2. Positioning: Ensure unit is placed on a flat, stable surface with ventilation space around it.
  3. Environment: Use in dry, indoor conditions. Avoid extreme temperatures.
  4. Accessories: Keep cables and adapters organized for easy access.

WARNING! Do not expose to water or rain. Do not place near flammable materials. Ensure proper ventilation during use.

First-Time Setup

Power on the unit; check LCD display for battery status.

  1. Fully charge: Connect to AC wall outlet using provided adapter until LCD shows 100%.
  2. Test outputs: Press AC button to activate AC outlets; connect a small device to verify operation.
  3. Configure settings: Use LCD display to monitor voltage and power draw.
  4. Solar setup (optional): Connect compatible solar panel to solar input port for charging.

CAUTION! First charge is essential for battery health. Use only provided or manufacturer-approved charging accessories.

Specifications

Controls and Settings

Access functions via front panel buttons and LCD display.

Front Panel: POWER button (hold 2 sec to turn on/off), AC button (toggles AC outlets), DC button (toggles DC/USB ports), LED light button (press for light modes).

LCD Display: Shows battery percentage, input power (when charging), output power (when discharging), estimated time remaining, warning icons for faults.

Settings: No user-configurable settings beyond button controls. Display auto-adjusts based on connected load.

Connecting Devices

Connect devices to appropriate output ports based on power requirements.

  1. AC devices: Plug into AC outlets (max 300W total). Ensure device power rating is within limit.
  2. DC devices: Use car port (12V/10A) for car accessories; use DC ports for 12V devices.
  3. USB devices: Connect phones, tablets to USB-A or USB-C ports.
  4. Turn on: Press corresponding output button (AC or DC) to activate ports.

Tip: Check device power ratings before connecting. Do not exceed 300W total AC load to avoid overload shutdown.

Charging the Power Station

Supports AC wall charging, DC car charging, and solar panel charging.

  1. AC Charging: Use included adapter. Connect to DC input port and wall outlet. LCD shows charging status and estimated time to full.
  2. Car Charging: Use provided car charger cable. Connect to 12V car outlet and unit's DC input port.
  3. Solar Charging: Use compatible solar panel (10-28V, max 120W). Connect to solar input port. Ensure direct sunlight for optimal charging.
  4. Charging Time: Approx. 4-6 hours from empty via AC; 6-8 hours via car; solar time varies by panel and sunlight.

WARNING! Use only approved charging accessories. Do not charge in extreme temperatures. Disconnect when not in use.

Safety Features

Built-in protections: Overload protection (shuts off output if exceeded), short circuit protection, over-temperature protection, low voltage cutoff (prevents battery damage), reverse polarity protection for DC input.

LCD Warnings: Icons for overload, high temperature, low battery.

Care & Maintenance

Store in cool, dry place. Clean with dry cloth only; do not use liquids.

Battery Care: For long-term storage, charge to 50-60% and store at room temperature. Recharge every 3 months if not in use.

CAUTION! Do not disassemble. No user-serviceable parts inside. Keep away from metal objects to prevent short circuits.

Regulatory Information

FCC Part 15: Class B digital device; complies with interference limits for residential use. UL and CE certified for safety. Copyright © 2023 Duracell; trademarks of Duracell U.S. Operations, Inc. For support, visit www.duracell.com/powerstation or contact 1-800-551-2355.

Troubleshooting

SymptomPossible CauseCorrective Action
Unit won't turn onBattery depletedConnect to power source and charge for 30 minutes before use.
No output from portsOutput not activated/overloadPress AC or DC button to activate; check if overload icon shows and reduce connected load.
Slow chargingLow input power/faulty cableUse correct adapter; ensure cable is fully connected; try different outlet.
LCD shows warning iconOverload/temperatureDisconnect devices; let unit cool down; restart after 10 minutes.
Solar not chargingInsufficient sunlight/connectionCheck solar panel alignment and connections; ensure panel voltage is 10-28V.

Reset: Turn off unit, disconnect all devices, wait 1 minute, then restart.

Service: 1-800-551-2355; www.duracell.com/powerstation

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