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  • QuestionIs this a lithium ion battery and if yes is it TSA compliant?

    Asked by Anonymous.

    • Answer Yes, this is a lithium-ion battery, and yes, it should be TSA compliant for air travel. Here's what you need to know: TSA/FAA Rules for Power Banks: Power banks with under 100Wh (watt-hours) are allowed in carry-on luggage without special approval This Energizer power bank is 10,000mAh at 3.7V = 37Wh, which is well under the 100Wh limit Must be in carry-on baggage only - lithium-ion power banks are NOT allowed in checked luggage The power bank should be in your personal item or carry-on bag when going through security Quick calculation: 10,000mAh ÷ 1,000 = 10Ah 10Ah × 3.7V (nominal voltage) = 37Wh 37Wh is well below the 100Wh TSA limit ✓ Travel tips: Keep it easily accessible for TSA screening Make sure it's turned off during the flight Some airlines may ask you to keep it in your bag during flight (not actively charging devices) So yes, you're good to fly with this power bank domestically and internationally - just remember to pack it in your carry-on, not checked baggage!

      Answered by WilliamK

  • QuestionIs the included USB cord an A-to-C or a C-to-C cord?

    Asked by Anonymous.

    • Answer C to C

      Answered by G10839

  • Questiondoes it work with iPhone 12?

    Asked by Joe.

    • Answer Yes

      Answered by Nice

  • QuestionWhat is the Watt-Hour (Wh) rating of the Energizer - Max 10,000 mAh 15W Battery Charge/Power Bank? Is it 50Wh (10,000mAh x 5V)?

    Asked by Dougster.

    • Answer Good question, but the calculation needs a small correction! The correct Watt-Hour rating is approximately 37Wh, not 50Wh. Here's why: The formula is: Wh = (mAh ÷ 1,000) × Voltage However, you need to use the battery's nominal voltage (typically 3.7V for lithium-ion), not the output voltage (5V). Correct calculation: 10,000mAh ÷ 1,000 = 10Ah 10Ah × 3.7V (nominal battery voltage) = 37Wh Why not 5V? 5V is the USB output voltage after the power bank's internal circuitry converts it The actual lithium-ion battery cells inside operate at 3.7V (nominal) For capacity and airline regulations, you always use the battery's internal voltage (3.7V), not the output voltage Why this matters: For TSA/airline compliance, 37Wh is well under the 100Wh limit for carry-on This is the standard way manufacturers calculate and label power bank capacity So the Energizer MAX 10,000mAh is rated at approximately 37Wh, which makes it very travel-friendly!

      Answered by WilliamK

  • QuestionWill this work with an iPhone 7?

    Asked by Roscoe.

    • Answer Yes

      Answered by Nice

  • Questionwill work on i phone 16

    Asked by oldGuy66.

    • Answer Yes, this Energizer MAX power bank will work perfectly with an iPhone 16! Why it's compatible: Universal USB charging - The power bank has multiple USB ports that work with any USB-chargeable device, including all iPhone models Sufficient power output - The 15W output is great for iPhones (iPhone 16 supports up to 20-25W, so 15W will charge it efficiently) Use your own cable - Just use your iPhone 16's USB-C to USB-C cable (since iPhone 16 switched to USB-C) and plug it into the power bank's USB-C port Charging performance: The 10,000mAh capacity should give you about 2-3 full charges for an iPhone 16 Charges at a good speed with the 15W output You can monitor the remaining battery on the LCD screen What you need: Your iPhone 16's USB-C cable (the one that came with your phone, or any USB-C to USB-C cable) Plug the USB-C end into the power bank's USB-C port and the other end into your iPhone 16

      Answered by WilliamK

  • QuestionIs this battery allowed in checked baggage for an airline flight?

    Asked by AllowedPlane.

  • QuestionGood morning. It works for an iPhone 16 Pro Max.

    Asked by Federico.

    • Answer Yes

      Answered by Nice

  • QuestionWill it charge a Samsung 24?

    Asked by Asciugamani.

    • Answer Yes

      Answered by Nice

  • Questionis this compatible with charging IPHONE SE1 and SE2

    Asked by ammying.

    • Answer Yes. It's just like plugging your phone into a wall charger with standard USB and micro USB outputs.

      Answered by Estradafix

  • QuestionCan you use this with an iphone11?

    Asked by Bee44.

    • Answer Yes

      Answered by Nice

  • Questionwill this device charge an iphone?

    Asked by JohnDZ.

    • Answer Yes

      Answered by Nice