PHOENIX 500 Portable Power Station Version A0
APPLICABILITY The User Manual applies to the following product: • PHOENIX 500 Portable Power Station (RPS5080AA-PCS) DISCLAIMER • User Manual because continuous product improvements are going to be made. • Renogy assumes no responsibility or liability for losses or damages, whether direct, indirect, consequential, or incidental, which might arise out of the use of information in the User Manual.
Important Safety Instructions Please save these instructions. The User Manual provides important operation and maintenance instructions for PHOENIX 500 Portable Power Station. Please read the User Manual carefully before operation and save it for future reference. Failure to observe the instructions or precautions in the User Manual can result in electrical shock, serious injury, or death, or can damage PHOENIX, potentially rendering it inoperable.
• • • • Please ensure that no water sources including downspouts, sprinklers, or faucets are above or near PHOENIX. • • Please ensure that snow does not accumulate around PHOENIX. • Please ensure that PHOENIX is securely fastened during transportation. DO NOT lean on, stack anything on top of, or hang anything from PHOENIX or from cables leading to PHOENIX.
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Product Overview United States /Canada/Japan Europe/South Korea China Australia United Kingdom - 05 -
LCD Display AC Outlets LED Strip Lights CIG Port Overload Protector AC Inlet DC Input Port Parallel Outlet - 06 -
Package Content PHOENIX 500 Portable Power Station Solar Charge Cable AC Power Cable Car Charge Cable - 07 - User Manual
LCD Display Icon Name Description Indicates the current battery level. As the PHOENIX charges, the ring will light up clockwise with the increasing percentage, and the endmost ring segment will fast flash. Once PHOENIX is fully charged, all the ring segments will light up and remain solid. As the PHOENIX discharges, the ring will go out counterclockwise. When the battery level drops below 10%, the last ring segment will slow Input Power Indicates the amount of power going into PHOENIX.
Icon Name Description CIG Port Status SPS Mode Status WiFi Status Indicates the connection status of the WiFi. Single Phase Parallel Mode Status allel mode. When the single phase parallel mode is High Temperature Protection Indicates the protection related to high temperatures. Low Temperature Protection Indicates the protection related to low temperatures. Indicates the protection related to the internal battery. Current Protection Indicates the protection related to current.
Operation • display the operating status of PHOENIX. • go out. DC Home Connection • It is required to turn on PHOENIX before connecting it to the DC Home app. Setting Up • • Scan the QR code to download the DC Home app. Open the DC Home app. Click “Sign Up” to sign up for a new account.
Bluetooth Connection • • • • • Click “+” on the top right corner to search for PHOENIX. on the pop-up menu to add PHOENIX to the device list. Monitor and program PHOENIX on the DC Home app. Please keep the phone or tablet within 65.6 feet (20 m) of PHOENIX. WiFi Connection • Click “+” on the top right corner to search for PHOENIX. • Click on the pop-up menu to add PHOENIX to the device list. • Clic • Select a nearby WiFi network. • Enter the WiFi password.
• PHOENIX only connects to the 2.4GHz WiFi network.
Charging • DO NOT charge PHOENIX at high temperatures above 113°F (45°C) or low temperatures below 32°F (0°C). The recommended charge temperature range is between 32°F (0°C) and 104°F (40°C). • DO NOT use damaged accessories to charge PHOENIX as it might cause electric shock. • • • ONLY use Renogy approved accessories to charge PHOENIX. • • DO NOT charge PHOENIX immediately after a long heavy run. Please charge PHOENIX immediately when the battery level drops below 10% to prevent overdischarge.
• The operating voltage of the solar panel array shall exceed 10V, and the open circuit voltage shall NOT exceed 50V. • Please ensure that the solar panels are of the same type and ratings and under similar conditions. • PHOENIX automatically limits the input power. It is allowed and recommended to charge PHOENIX with a solar panel array rated above 200W to account for the energy conversion loss.
Car Charging • • Start the car engine. Connect the DC Input Port of PHOENIX to the CIG port in the car with the included Car Charge Cable. PHOENIX will start charging automatically. Powering Devices • DO NOT discharge PHOENIX at high temperatures above 131°F (55°C) or low temperatures below -4°F (-20°C). The recommended discharge temperature range is between -4°F (-20°C) and 104°F (40°C). • PHOENIX can provide a total output power of up to 1050W. Please allocate the output power rationally.
USB-A/USB-C Devices will stop powering the devices. speaker, wireless headphone, and drone. held game console, and DSLR camera. support the Quick Charge (QC) standard. support the Power Delivery (PD) standard. Car Powered Devices vice to the CIG Port to start powering the device. stop powering the device. • The CIG Port can power most car powered devices including portable refrigerator, car vacuum, car air fan, and CPAP machine. AC Devices devices to the AC Outlets to start powering the devices.
• tions. Inappropriate output frequency might damage the device. • heat dissipation when the AC Outlets are in use. • PHOENIX might not be able to power the AC devices that require high starting currents even though they are rated under 800W. age limits. Standby Power Supply (SPS) • It is not required to turn on PHOENIX manually before using it as a SPS. PHOENIX turns on automatically once it is connected to a wall outlet.
Parallel Connection • It is required to turn on PHOENIXes before connecting them in parallel. The iStack technology allows two PHOENIXes to be connected in parallel to deliver 990Wh capacity and 1440W AC output. Single Phase Parallel • Connect the Parallel Outlets of two PHOENIXes with a single phase parallel kit (sold separately). The single phase parallel mode will be turned on after a few seconds of initialization. • Connect the devices to the single phase parallel kit to start powering the devices.
• Please read the user manual of PHOENIX Single Phase Parallel Kit before connecting PHOENIXes in parallel. • • Please fully charge the PHOENIXes before connecting them in parallel. • • The AC Inlet will be disabled for AC charging and SPS mode when the single phase parallel kit is connected to PHOENIX. It is not recommended to power devices through the AC Outlets when PHOENIXes are connected in parallel. Strip Lights Operation • It is required to turn on PHOENIX before using the LED Strip Lights.
• The timeout of the CIG Port or AC Outlets can be set or disabled on the DC Home app. Unit Timeout gy. • The timeout of PHOENIX can be set or disabled on the DC Home app.
Maintenance Cleaning • • • • • • • Remove all the connections from PHOENIX. Clear the leaves, debris, and dust from the fans of PHOENIX. Clean the casing of PHOENIX with a soft dry cloth. Keep the area around PHOENIX clean and dry. Turn PHOENIX back on. Reconnect the devices to PHOENIX. Storage • • • • Charge PHOENIX to 50%. Remove all the connections from PHOENIX. Handle PHOENIX carefully to avoid sharp impacts or extreme pressure on the casing of PHOENIX.
Troubleshooting • If PHOENIX does not operate properly, refer to the table below for possible causes and corrective steps. • If the corrective steps do not work, contact our customer service through renogy.com/contact-us/. Icons Pattern Possible Causes Corrective Steps • • Slow Flash Overload Protector Pop Up Slow Flash AC Input Overvoltage/ Undervoltage AC Input Overcurrent Disconnect the AC Inlet from the wall outlet. Measure the voltage of the wall outlet.
Icons Pattern Possible Causes Corrective Steps • • • Slow Flash Charge Output Overcurrent/Short Circuit Check the current ratings of the devices. Stop using the devices if they draw currents that ex- • LCD Display lit up to release the protection. • Connect the devices with the appropriate curFast Charge Port. Power can be resumed. Slow Flash • • Overvoltage/ Undervoltage LCD Display lit up to release the protection. • • • • Slow Flash Overcurrent Contact us for help if the icons persist.
Icons Pattern Possible Causes Corrective Steps • • • Slow Flash CIG Output Overcurrent/Short Circuit Disconnect the device from the CIG Port. Remove the short circuit if the CIG Port is shorted. Check the current rating of the device. Stop using the device if it draws current that ex- • LCD Display lit up to release the protection. Slow Flash Slow Flash AC Output Overvoltage/ Undervoltage AC Output Overload/Short Circuit • Connect the device with the appropriate current rating to the CIG Port.
Icons Pattern Possible Causes Corrective Steps • Reallocate the output power to ensure that the total output power is under 1050W. • Slow Flash Total Output Overload LCD Display lit up to release the protection. • Power can be resumed. Slow Flash • Disconnect all the connections from PHOENIX. • • • Check if the fan inlet and outlet are blocked. Temperature Cool down PHOENIX to the room temperature. Reconnect the charging source(s) to PHOENIX. Charging can be resumed.
Icons Pattern Fast Flash Possible Causes Single Phase Parallel Failure Corrective Steps • Disconnect the single phase parallel kit from PHOENIXes. • Check the models of PHOENIXes. Stop connecting PHOENIXes in parallel if they are of • Check the output voltages of the AC Outlets. Stop connecting PHOENIXes in parallel if their • Switch the AC Outlets of PHOENIXes to the same output frequency. • • Fully charge PHOENIXes. Reconnect PHOENIXes in parallel with the single phase parallel kit.
General Dimension 12.76 x 8.19 x 9.43 inch / 324 x 208 x 239.5 mm Weight 16.71 lbs / 7.6 kg Charge Temperature Discharge Temperature Storage Temperature -4°F~68°F / -20°C~20°C Battery Type Lithium Ion Capacity 18V, 27500mAh / 495Wh Cycle Life 600 Cycles (80% DOD, 80% EOL) Input AC Input 85V~120V (JP)/90V~140V (US, CA)/200V~240V (EU, UK, AU, KR, CN) 45Hz~55Hz/57Hz~65Hz, 495W Max DC Input 10V~50V 10A, 200W Max Output put (x1) 5V 2.4A, 12W Max 5V 3A, 9V 2A, 12V 1.
FCC STATEMENT This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
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