Charging Charge/Discharge Device You can purchase the portable Charge/Discharge Device to meet your needs in a variety of charging scenarios, such as outdoor camping or emergency charging. The portable Charge/Discharge Device can meet the following charging and discharging requirements by connecting to the vehicle's DC charging port: Discharging Scenario In an outdoor camping scenario, connect the electrical equipment to the discharging socket of the portable Charge/Discharge Device, and then AC power can be supplied to the camping electrical equipment through the vehicle's DC charging port.
The discharging output voltage/current is AC 220 V / 16 A max., and the discharge power is 3.3 kW max. The discharging steps are as follows: 1. Insert the charger of the Charge/Discharge Device into the vehicle's DC charging port. The charging port will flash blue. Connect the discharging socket to the Charge/Discharge Device. 2. Connect the Type C USB port of the Charge/Discharge Device to the mobile power supply to supply power. (This step is not required if the discharging scenario is needed again within 24 hours.) 3. Power on the Charge/Discharge Device, and the vehicle will start to discharge.
You can view the current discharging status on the vehicle instrument panel or the battery screen of the central display. When the vehicle is discharging, the charging port of the vehicle will flash green. At this time, the electrical equipment can be connected to the discharging socket to supply power. 4. The discharge can be ended manually at the battery screen of the central display or automatically when the lower limit of the vehicle discharge is reached. Charging Scenario The portable Charge/Discharge Device can be connected to the household power socket for temporary or emergency charging of the vehicle.
The charging input voltage is 220 V AC, and the charging power is 1.76 kW / 8.4 A max. for the 10 A plug, and 2.85 kW / 13.6 A max. for the 16 A plug The connection steps for the charging equipment are as follows: 46