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Is a portable electronic device with charging capabilities considered a power bank?


Updated by CAAS

Power banks (also known as power packs, mobile batteries or portable chargers) are portable devices primarily designed to supply power to other equipment. They are made up of one or more cells and function as universal external power sources capable of charging multiple devices.

To illustrate, a 20 Wh power pack that is also fitted with a small light is considered a power bank while a mobile phone that has reverse charging capabilities is not considered as a power bank.

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