Charging Time Calculation (h) = Nominal Battery Capacity of Power Station Device (Wh) / Charging Power (W)

A. Car Charger Charging Time (h) = Nominal Battery Capacity (Wh) / Car Charger Charging Power (W)

B. Solar Charging Time (h) = Nominal Battery Capacity (Wh) / Solar Charging Power (W)

C. Wall Charger Charging Time (h) = Nominal Battery Capacity (Wh) / Wall Charger Charging Power (W)

For example, using the Explorer 1000: Explorer 1000 has a nominal battery capacity of 1002Wh.

A. Car charger charging power is 12V/7A/84W, so charging time = 1002Wh / 84W = 12h

B. Solar charger charging power is 85W, so charging time = 1002Wh / 85W = 12h

C. Wall charger charging power is 150W, so charging time = 1002Wh / 150W = 7h

Note: Different models have different charging powers for the three charging methods, please refer to the product manual for specifics. The above calculations are for reference only. Actual charging times may vary depending on battery characteristics, temperature, charging strategy, heat dissipation performance, and other factors. Please rely on actual measurement data.