Portable power systems
A power system includes an electric battery and an enclosure configured to surround the electric battery. A console is disposed on at least one side of the enclosure. The console includes a first charge input configured to receive a charge from an AC power source, a second charge input configured to receive a charge from a DC power source, and an outlet configured to receive a connector for a device. A battery management system includes controls to regulate a battery charge between the first charge input and the second charge input.
1. A power system, comprising:
an electric battery;
an enclosure configured to surround the electric battery;
a console disposed on at least one side of the enclosure, the console including:
a first charge input configured to receive a charge from an AC power source to charge the electric battery,
a second charge input configured to receive a charge from a DC power source to charge the electric battery, and
an outlet configured to receive a connector for a device; and
a battery management system including controls to regulate a simultaneous battery charge between the first charge input and the second charge input to charge the electric battery and to provide power in the form of AC and DC from the electric battery.
2. The power system according to claim 1 , wherein the outlet is at least one of a set of USB outlets, a set of VDC outlets, and a set of VAC outlets.
3. The power system according to claim 2 , wherein the outlet is a set of USB outlets and the console further comprises a toggle switch.
4. The power system according to claim 3 , wherein the console further comprises an indicator light coupled with the set of USB outlets to indicate proper power to the set of USB outlets.
5. The power system according to claim 2 , wherein the outlet is a set of VAC outlets and the console further includes a toggle switch.
6. The power system according to claim 5 , wherein the console further comprises a set of indicator lights coupled with the set of VAC outlets to indicate proper power to the set of VAC outlets.
7. The power system according to claim 1 , wherein the first charge input is a set of AC charge connectors.
8. The power system according to claim 1 , wherein the first charge input is a set of DC charge connectors.
9. The power system according to claim 1 , further comprising a carrying bag configured to enclose at least a portion of the power system.
10. The power system according to claim 9 , further comprising at least one pouch attached to the carrying bag.
11. A power system, comprising:
an electric battery;
an enclosure configured to surround the electric battery;
a console disposed on at least one side of the enclosure, the console including:
a first charge input configured to receive a charge from an AC power source,
a second charge input configured to receive a charge from a DC power source, and
an outlet configured to receive a connector for a device; and
a battery management system including controls to allow a battery charge from the first charge input and the second charge input simultaneously to charge the electric battery, and to simultaneously provide power in the form of AC and DC from the electric battery.
12. The power system according to claim 11 , further including diodes in circuitry of the battery management system, the diodes disposed between the first charge input and the second charge input.
13. The power system according to claim 12 , wherein the battery management system is configured for charge source self-optimization between the first and second charge inputs.
14. The power system according to claim 12 , wherein the battery management system is configured to isolate the first and second charge inputs from each other.
15. A power system, comprising:
an electric battery;
an enclosure configured to surround the electric battery;
a console disposed on at least one side of the enclosure, the console including:
a first charge input configured to receive a charge from an AC power source,
a second charge input configured to receive a charge from a DC power source, and
an outlet configured to receive a connector for a device;
a master isolation switch connected to the battery, the master isolation switch positioned to disconnect the first charge and the second charge inputs and the outlet from the battery; and
a battery management system including controls to allow a battery charge from the first charge input and the second charge input and simultaneously provide power in the form of AC and DC from the electric battery.
16. The power system according to claim 15 , further comprising a battery management system including controls to allow a battery charge from the first charge input and the second charge input simultaneously.
17. The power system according to claim 16 , wherein the master isolation switch disables the battery management system.
18. The power system according to claim 16 , wherein battery management system includes controls to regulate a battery charge between the first charge input and the second charge input.
19. The power system according to claim 16 , further including diodes in circuitry of the battery management system, the diodes disposed between the first charge input and the second charge input.
20. The power system according to claim 16 , wherein the battery management system is configured for charge source self-optimization between the first and second charge inputs.