PPM Power requirement

The Pixel3 cable is a 3A cable. If the Philips charger is fully PD compliant it should limit the output to 3A when not using an e-marked cable (marketed as “100W” or similar)

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@Philips_Support_P seem that the anker atom wont work, the only option is PPM adapter , and the same if we are to buy a new one.
BTW , is there any discussion is we are to get/order a new power adapter from you, if so how do we do it ? as yours is the only one to support 15V=4V and nothing else in the market has that output.

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From what I understand the Anker Atom PD2 can output 15V@3A. This is OK for eco and normal mode viewing, and charging when powered off. You need 4A if you want to run at presentation mode, or (trickle-)charge while powered on.

Yes it seems most USBC adapters take the shortcut and offer the minimum required specs.

We don’t yet sell the power adapter as stand alone, but will send you one under warranty if anything happens to it. @Philips_Support_N Do you know how can we support customers who would like an extra adapter?

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Thanks Prashant, Hi @Philips_Support_N, please do update on the extra adapter query.

does anyone know whether this would work with PPM?

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I would assume that it won’t work, since the HyperJuice specifications don’t mention the 15V/4A output that the PPM needs. That being said, I have neither the projector (yet) nor the HyperJuice, so I can’t be sure.

This topic has already been brought up once, here: Compatibility with HyperJuice 100W GaN USB-C Charger

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The specifications in the post @djupsjob linked claim 3A for the range 5V to 15V (with 5A only for 20V).

Our projector will normally accept some charge from a 3A/15V power supply (45W), it just won’t quite be enough for full power and charge during use.

Yes, that’s true. It will work to some extent, but the HyperJuice will very probably not be a full replacement for the power adapter that ships with the projector.

I want to buy a powerbank that could run the projector in normal mode. Does someone know if there is a model that can do it?
Normal mode is totaly enough for me.
What is the power consumption in normal mode?

There were some listed here. I can personally confirm that ZMI QB823 works well on PPM with normal mode.

Thanks.

One more question. It has 15V/3A so the projector is running on it and at the same time the battery is being charged at least in very small percentage?

See a few post above yours:

I don’t think it charges but the projector seems to run directly from the powerbank. I get around 5.5 hours on normal mode with the powerbank and PPM fully charged.

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If it does run directly off the powerbank does it then trigger the 4th led to turn on and be brighter than normal battery mode? and out of interest how long do you get on battery in normal mode without the powerbank?

Yes, when plugged to the powerbank, it becomes brighter as if you plugged it into a power socket.
Normal mode is around 2:30-45 hours with the built-in battery.

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Thank you good to hear.

That is the good news. Thanks.

A post was merged into an existing topic: Working external battery pack?

I wonder if this works with PPM :thinking: Galio: Ultimate Small & Powerful 120w GaN+SiC USB-C Charger by Baseus — Kickstarter