Support for DJI Power 500

There are four recharging methods:
1. Recharging with AC power through the AC input port.
2. Recharging through the USB-C port.
3. Recharging with solar power via the DJI Power Solar Panel Adapter Module (MPPT) and solar panels.
4. Recharging with a car power outlet via the DJI Power Car Power Outlet to SDC Power Cable (12V/24V).

The fastest recharging method is through the AC input port. It takes just 70 minutes (approx.) to charge from 0% to 100%, and approximately 50 minutes to charge from 0% to 80%.

When recharging DJI Power 500 with solar panels, the DJI Power Solar Panel Adapter Module (MPPT) is required. DJI Power 500 can connect to one adapter module, which can then connect up to three solar panels for recharging via solar power.*

* DJI Power Solar Panel Adapter Module (MPPT) and solar panels are sold separately.

It is recommended to use DJI-certified Zignes solar panels.
To use solar panels not officially recommended by DJI, convert the solar panel connector to an XT60 interface. To prevent damage to the MPPT module and the power station, ensure the open-circuit voltage of the solar panel is less than 30 V. The power output of each solar panel connected to a single XT60 interface should not exceed 200 W, with the total output power of solar panels connected to the entire MPPT module capped at 300 W.

There are three ways to supply power: From the AC output port, USB ports, and the SDC Lite port.
The AC output port can be directly connected to common household appliances.
USB ports can power laptops, mobile phones, or other digital devices.
The SDC Lite port supports a variety of power supply extensions through accessories, and can fast charge select DJI drone batteries, such as those from the Mavic 3 series and Air 3.

After turning on the power station, you can press the AC button to start AC power output.
If you press the AC button once to enable AC output, and the AC output indicator will blink slowly. AC output will automatically shut down to save electricity if the power station is not charging any device via the AC output ports within half an hour.
If you press and hold the AC button to enable AC output, the AC output indicator will show solid light, and AC output will not automatically shut down.

DJI Power 500 can maintain maximum output power of 1000 W as long as its battery level is above 20%.

The power supply capability will be affected in low-temperature environments, and the output power will decrease. To ensure battery life, when the power station detects that the battery has a cell under-voltage, it will automatically shut down the output when the output power exceeds 500 W.

One hour.

1. Recharging the power station with solar power via the DJI Power Solar Panel Adapter Module (MPPT).
2. Fast charging DJI Mavic 3 Series Intelligent Flight Battery, DJI Air 3 Intelligent Flight Battery, DJI Inspire 3 TB51 Intelligent Battery, and Matrice 30 Series TB30 Intelligent Flight Battery using the corresponding fast charge cable.
3. Supplying power to car-powered appliances via the DJI Power SDC to Car Charger Plug Power Cable.
4. Charging model aircraft batteries outdoors by connecting to the balance charger (model aircraft battery balance charger) via the DJI Power SDC to XT60 Power Cable (12V).
5. Recharging the power station with a car’s power outlet via the DJI Power Car Power Outlet to SDC Power Cable (12V/24V).

DJI Mavic 3 Series Intelligent Flight Battery, DJI Air 3 Intelligent Flight Battery, DJI Inspire 3 TB51 Intelligent Battery, and Matrice 30 Series TB30 Intelligent Flight Battery.

After the flight, wait until the drone battery has cooled down before connecting it to the corresponding DJI Power SDC fast charging cable; otherwise, charging speed may be affected.
Since the final 5% of charging a drone battery (from 95% to 100%) is completed via trickle charging, the charging speed is relatively slower. You can consider using the battery after it is charged to 95%, as the operating time will not be significantly less than it is when fully charged.