Powerbank portatile Xtorm 35W Fuel Series 20000mAh

The Xtorm 35W Fuel Series 20000mAh portable power bank provides high-capacity mobile charging with multiple output ports and a recycled-plastic housing. With a 20,000mAh battery and a compact design in Dusk White, this power bank supports simultaneous charging of several devices and meets airline carry-on regulations.

Advantages

This power bank combines a large 20,000mAh capacity with fast 35W USB-C Power Delivery to recharge smartphones, tablets and other compatible devices quickly. Its three output ports—two USB-C PD ports and one USB-A port—allow charging of up to three devices at the same time. The housing is mainly made from GRS-certified recycled plastic, reducing environmental impact while preserving durability. The unit includes multiple safety protections (overcharge, short-circuit and thermal protection) and can be carried on aircraft in compliance with airline rules.

Suitable for

• Travel and long flights (carry-on friendly)
• Commuting and daily use for charging phones and tablets
• Outdoor activities such as hiking or road trips

Key specifications

• Battery capacity: 20,000 mAh
• Output: 2× USB-C (35W PD), 1× USB-A (18W)
• Recharge time: approx. 3.5 hours (when using an appropriate charger)
• Weight: 0.4 kg
• Colour: Dusk White
• Model / MPN: FS5200
• EAN: 8718182277586

How to use

Connect your device to one of the output ports using a compatible USB-C or USB-A cable. For fastest charging of supported phones and tablets, use a USB-C PD cable and the 35W USB-C port. To recharge the power bank, connect a suitable USB-C PD wall charger to one of the USB-C input ports; a full recharge takes approximately 3.5 hours when using an appropriate high-power charger. Observe the LED indicators for remaining charge level and status.

Recommendations

Use certified cables and chargers rated for USB-C PD to achieve optimal charging speed. Store the power bank in a cool, dry place and avoid prolonged exposure to high temperatures. Do not attempt to disassemble the unit; follow airline rules for carry-on batteries when travelling.