Wave Reserve Pocket Power Bank

Shuunnya Wave

Wave Reserve Pocket Power Bank

5,000 mAh at 3.7 V is 18.5 Wh, and 16.2 Wh comes out. That is 0.78 of a phone charge, not one.

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Capacity: 5000 mAh, 18.5 Wh

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5000 mAh, 18.5 Wh

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The Shuunnya promise

Rated capacity in mAh with its voltage, the same energy in watt-hours, the deliverable output after conversion loss, and the arithmetic beside all three.

  • 5,000 mAh at 3.7 V is 18.5 Wh. Both figures printed on the case
  • 16.2 Wh delivered: 26 percent to voltage, 12 percent to conversion
  • That is 0.78 of a full 5,000 mAh phone charge, not one. Sum on the page
  • Cell Rs 590 and cable Rs 290, four screws, no adhesive anywhere

Details

A flat bank with a short USB-C cable folded into the body, for the days you leave the house with a half-charged phone and no bag. Same arithmetic as the larger Reserve, printed on the back of a smaller object. The mAh number on a power bank is the most successful piece of misdirection in consumer electronics, and the reason it works is that it is not false. The cell really does hold 5,000 mAh, at 3.7 V. Your phone charges at 5 V. Milliamp-hours are only comparable at the same voltage, so 5,000 mAh at 3.7 V can never be more than 5,000 x 3.7 divided by 5, which is 3,700 mAh at 5 V, before a single loss. That is 26 percent gone to arithmetic. Conversion inefficiency then takes about 12 percent more. Nobody prints this, and the honest unit, the watt-hour, is the one unit that appears on no shelf edge in the country. So here it is, laid out to be checked.

  • Cell: 5,000 mAh at 3.7 V nominal, lithium polymer pouch. 5,000 mAh x 3.7 V = 18.5 Wh. Both figures on the case, because milliamp-hours alone are not a capacity
  • Voltage step: at 5 V that same energy is at most 3,700 mAh. 26 percent of the printed number disappears before anything is switched on, and that is physics, not a defect
  • Conversion: measured 88 percent at a 5 V 2 A draw, so 18.5 Wh x 0.88 = 16.2 Wh delivered at the port, which is 3,260 mAh at 5 V. 3,260 divided by 5,000 is 65 percent, and 0.74 x 0.88 = 0.65, so the two routes agree
  • In phone charges: a 5,000 mAh 3.87 V phone battery holds 19.35 Wh, and charging it is about 93 percent efficient, so a full charge draws about 20.8 Wh. 16.2 divided by 20.8 is 0.78. This bank gives about three quarters of a phone charge, not the one the number implies
  • Output 30 W on the built-in cable or on the separate USB-C port. Input 30 W, empty to full in about 1 hour 10 minutes
  • Size 108 x 70 x 15 mm and 152 g. The cell alone is about 77 mL at a pack density near 240 Wh per litre, so a 12 mm body would need a smaller cell. We kept the cell
  • Cell replaceable at Rs 590 behind four Torx T6 screws with no adhesive. Built-in cable replaceable at Rs 290. Old cells come back to any Shuunnya LifeStore for recycling
  • Protection: over-charge, over-discharge, over-current, short circuit, cell over-temperature cutout at 65 degrees C
  • 18.5 Wh, far under the 100 Wh cabin baggage limit, and the Wh figure is printed on the case where airline staff look for it
  • The honest trade is thickness. A pocket bank at this energy cannot be 12 mm, and the ones that are hold less than they print
  • There is no Shuunnya service-centre network. A warranty claim means posting the bank to us, with no turnaround time promised

Product information

Capacity, and the arithmetic behind it
Rated cell capacity
5,000 mAh at 3.7 V nominal. Lithium polymer pouch. 5,000 x 3.7 = 18.5 Wh, and both figures are on the case
The voltage step
At 5 V the same 18.5 Wh is at most 3,700 mAh. 26 percent of the printed number goes to arithmetic before any loss, because mAh only compare at one voltage
Conversion loss
Measured 88 percent at a 5 V 2 A draw, a 12 percent loss. 18.5 x 0.88 = 16.2 Wh delivered at the port
Delivered, in mAh at 5 V
3,260 mAh. That is 65 percent of the printed 5,000, and 0.74 x 0.88 = 0.65, so both routes to the number agree
In phone charges
A 5,000 mAh 3.87 V phone holds 19.35 Wh and charges at about 93 percent, so a full charge draws 20.8 Wh. 16.2 divided by 20.8 is 0.78 of a charge
Output
30 W on the built-in cable or on the separate USB-C port. Power Delivery 3.0, 5 V, 9 V, 12 V, 15 V and 20 V at 1.5 A
Input
30 W over USB-C. Empty to full in about 1 hour 10 minutes
Cycle life
800 cycles to 80 percent of the rated 18.5 Wh
Body, safety and travel
Size and weight
108 x 70 x 15 mm, 152 g. The cell alone is about 77 mL at a pack density near 240 Wh per litre, so a 12 mm body would need a smaller cell. We kept the cell
Built-in cable
USB-C, folds flush into the body, replaceable at Rs 290
Display
Segment display showing watt-hours remaining and live watts in or out, not four bars
Protection
Over-charge, over-discharge, over-current, short circuit, and a cell over-temperature cutout at 65 degrees C
Air travel
18.5 Wh, far under the 100 Wh cabin baggage limit. The Wh figure is printed on the case where airline staff look for it
The thickness trade
A bank at this energy cannot be 12 mm. The ones that are hold less than they print, which is the same cheat in a different shape
Repair, warranty, spares and the service route
Opening it
Four Torx T6 screws, no adhesive. The cell is on a connector. Service manual free to download
Published spare prices
Cell Rs 590. Built-in cable Rs 290. Shell Rs 290
Recycling
Return an old cell to any Shuunnya LifeStore and it goes for recycling
Warranty
2 years against defect including the cell, which is warranted for those two years to hold 80 percent of its rated 18.5 Wh. Excluded: liquid, crush damage and puncture
Spares
Stocked until July 2032, held by a spares bank bought with the first production run and by tooling in our name
Service route
There is no Shuunnya service-centre network. A claim means posting the bank to us. No city count and no turnaround time is published, because neither exists

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