Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #94654 in Lawn & Patio
- Brand: Xantrex
- Model: 852-0281
- Dimensions: 1.57" h x
3.23" w x
5.35" l,
1.06 pounds
Features
- Converts 12 DC power from a vehicle battery into 120 AC power
- Three-prong AC outlet to handle all chargers and adapters for mobile electronics
- USB charge port
- Blue LED on/off power indicator
- DC cable with vehicle and airplane connector
Product Description
The XPower PowerSource Mobile 100 is a revolutionary new stand-alone power solution with both AC and USB outlets for all your mobile needs. It is ideal for people who frequently travel by vehicle and/or airplane. If your notebook battery runs low or you need more play time with your portable game console or portable DVD player, simply connect your device into the AC outlet and keep going. Two USB charge ports will keep your Blackberry, iPaq, Palm, or iPod charged when you need it most! You no longer have to carry extra cords, chargers and device-specific batteries. You'll save money and space in your notebook carry bag as well! Features Converts 12VDC power from a vehicle battery into 120VAC power Three-prong AC outlet to handle all chargers and adapters for mobile electronics LED battery status/charge status indicates how much power is available Blue LED on/off indicator Overload shutdown protects your electronics Electronic Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter acts as a safe guard Lightweight AC charging adapter Specifications Input Voltage: 12VDC Watts: 80 Watt Voltage: 120VAC Output Frequency Regulation: 60Hz Output Voltage Wave Form: Modified Sine Wave Battery Type: Li-ion Data Line Protection: USB Power Ports Inputs/Outputs DC cable with vehicle and airplane connector Two USB charge ports AC/DC input AC outlet Manual included Dimensions: 5.5"W x 3.25"H x 1.6"D Weight: 1.08 lbs Warranty: 12 months parts, 12 months labor
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
33 of 35 people found the following review helpful.
Good device; but be realistic about your actual consumption
By D. Kristula
I am not upset about my purchase of this device, but I do need to point out a few things about it.* 100W is a 5-minute rating based on the inverter, not the battery inside.* 80W is the inverter output from the car adapter when plugged in.* 60W is the maximum battery draw without the device shutting itself off.I read that this device would perform about two hours for a laptop, so I was optimistic. I own a Core 2 Duo Macbook Pro, and an older Dell Inspiron 8000 Pentium 3 laptop. I could not run either of them off the battery inside the PowerSource Mobile 100 if I had the laptop battery installed. Once I removed the laptop battery, I could run from the PS100 for about one hour. Now, realize that my AC adapters draw 75-85 watts max. My friend's laptop draws about 25 watts, instead of the 35-45 that mine draw (battery removed). You may wish to get a device such as the Kill-A-Watt that will show you how much power your laptop actually draws before using the battery and thinking it'll get you two hours of power in a bind.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
Works as designed. Audible alarm is too loud and can't be disabled.
By J. Stefankiewicz
I used this device on an airplane for my laptop. It was working fine while I was watching a movie. I had headphones on so I didn't hear the audible alarm when the battery went low. A flight attendant came by looking for the source of the alarm. I was embarrassed to find out it was me causing the alarm from my device. I quickly unplugged everything. I would prefer a way to turn the audible alarm off.
13 of 15 people found the following review helpful.
not as advertised
By jimboat
Read this device would add another 2 hours to the run time of my laptop.My laptop draws 22 watts (per kill-a-watt meter) and the mobile 100 lastsbetween 45 and 60 minutes before it shuts down. I was not expecting2 hours but I did expect at least 90 mins. The Mypower All 3400 or apc'suniversal laptop battery are better choices if running a laptop is yourmain use.
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