Name: Eloop E53 10000mAh, PD20W power bank, black
Brand: Eloop
SKU: PBELP09a10
Availability: Discontinued
Rating: 4.3 (3 reviews)

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Power Bank for mobile phones and tablets, 10000 mAh, USB-C, 3 outputs, up to 12V and 2,4 A

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Eloop E53 10000mAh, PD20W power bank, black Discontinued

Eloop E53 10000mAh, PD20W power bank, black

Are you looking for a nice portable power bank? The Eloop E53 10000mAh, PD20W power bank, black power bank is perfect with a capacity of 10000 mAh. Use it for charging phones and similar devices easily on the road. The Eloop power bank is not sold with a cable.

Power Bank Eloop E53 10000mAh, PD20W power bank, black Connectivity (ports)

Eloop E53 10000mAh, PD20W power bank, black Power Bank Key Features

Power Bank can be used with tablets or phones
Output voltage: 12 V
Output current reaches 2,4 A
Eloop Power Bank does not include cable
Has 3 USB-A and USB-C connectors
Powerbank has capacity of 10000 mAh

Eloop Power Bank with Very High Capacity

You'll love the high battery capacity on long journeys and on holiday, anywhere you will not have access to electricity for a long time. The Eloop E53 10000mAh, PD20W power bank, black portable power bank is easily charged with a regular telephone charger. The advantage of the power bank is the possibility of charging 3 devices at one time with the USB-A and USB-C ports. The Eloop is equipped with USB-C ports.

Power Bank Eloop E53 10000mAh, PD20W power bank, black Features/technology

Charging speed depends on the total power of a charger (W) and the maximum power that can be used to charge the device that is being charged. If the charger provides more power than the device supports, the power supplied is automatically reduced so that the device is not damaged in any way.