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Here it refers to the capacity for external discharge. The rated capacity refers to the actual output capacity under the standard of 5V and 2.4A. The battery voltage of general smartphones is 3.8V. For example, the capacity of iPhone 15 Pro is 3274mAh. Although the rated capacity of RAPID 5000mAh is only 3200mAh, due to inconsistent calculation standards, the RAPID 5000mAh can charge iPhone 15 Pro 1.1 times actually (Note: the test data comes from Ecoflow Laboratory)
The cell capacity refers to the total cell capacity. The Rapid 5K power bank has two cells, each with a capacity of 2500mAh. The lithium battery energy refers to the total battery pack energy. The Rapid 5K power bank has two cells connected in series, and the total battery pack energy is 19.35Wh (2500mAh*7.74V). The difference between it and the cell capacity is the different ways of writing battery energy. The rated capacity refers to the actual output capacity under the standard of 5V and 2.4A. The battery voltage of a general smartphone is 3.8V. For example, the capacity of the iPhone 15 Pro is 3274mAh. Although the rated capacity of the RAPID 5000mAh is only 3200mAh, due to inconsistent calculation standards, the RAPID 5000mAh can charge the iPhone 15 Pro 1.1 times actually (Note: the test data comes from Ecoflow Laboratory)
The battery capacity refers to the capacity of a single cell in the power bank battery pack. The power bank's single cell is 3.87V and the capacity of a single cell is 2500mAh. We mark it here according to a single cell, and a power bank has two cells, so the total capacity is no different.
The calculation method between the cell capacity and the rated capacity is different. The cell capacity of 5000mAh is calculated based on the single cell voltage (3.87V), and the rated capacity of 3200mAh is calculated based on the output voltage (5V).
When RAPID is charging itself: the green indicator light is always on during charging, and the green indicator light goes out when it is fully charged, and the 4 power lights are always on; TypeC discharge only: the green indicator light is off; Wireless charging and discharging only: the green indicator light is off; When using the device C port to charge itself and the wired C port to discharge: the green indicator light is always on until the load is fully charged and RAPID itself is also fully charged, the green indicator light goes out, and the 4 power lights are always on; When using the device C port to charge itself and wireless charging and discharging: the green indicator light is always on until the load is fully charged and RAPID itself is also fully charged, the green indicator light goes out, and the 4 power lights are always on