Product Specifications for Ionic GenBox 100 Portable Power Bank
| BM Part #: | GENBOX-100 |
|---|---|
| Brand: | Ionic Lithium |
| Voltage: | 3.2 Volt |
| Capacity: | 31,000 mAh |
| Energy Capacity: | 99.2 Wh |
| Type: | LiFePO4 |
| Length: | 5.71" |
| Width: | 3.43" |
| Height: | 3.46" |
| Shipping Weight: | 3.00Lbs |
| Warranty: | 5 Year Factory Direct |
| Product Manual: | Download |
- LiFePO4 Battery Chemistry: 99.2Wh capacity rated for 2,000+ charge cycles — roughly 10 years of daily use before performance degrades, far outlasting standard lithium-ion power banks.
- Six Output Ports: 100W AC outlet, two USB-C PD ports (100W and 45W), two USB-A Quick Charge ports (18W each), and a 12V car port let you power multiple devices at the same time.
- Four Ways to Recharge: AC wall outlet (~4 hours), USB-C PD input, 12V car port, or a compatible solar panel via the built-in MPPT solar charge controller for off-grid use.
- Pass-Through Charging: Power your devices while the GenBox 100 recharges simultaneously — no need to wait for a full charge before plugging in.
- TSA Carry-On Approved: Under the FAA's 100Wh limit, so it's cleared for carry-on luggage on domestic flights — no need to check it or leave it behind.
- 8-Layer Battery Management System: Built-in protection against overcharge, over-discharge, short circuits, overcurrent, temperature extremes, and voltage surges, using UL-certified battery cells.
Product Description
Most portable power banks are disposable. Standard lithium-ion cells lose capacity after just 300–500 charge cycles, which means a power bank that gets regular use is often dead weight within a year or two. The Ionic GenBox 100 is built on a different standard.
Its LiFePO4 (Lithium Iron Phosphate) battery is rated for 2,000+ full charge cycles — roughly a decade of reliable performance with daily use. That longevity fundamentally changes what a power bank can be: not a consumable you replace every couple of years, but a permanent piece of your gear.
Seriously Portable, Seriously Capable
At 2.4 lbs and about the footprint of a large paperback, the GenBox 100 disappears into a backpack, carry-on bag, glove box, or nightstand drawer without complaint. When you need it, six output options are ready:
- 100W AC outlet for plugging in your laptop charger or small appliances
- Two USB-C PD ports (up to 100W and 45W) for modern phones, tablets, and laptops
- Two USB-A Quick Charge ports (18W each) for phones and accessories
- 12V car port for portable coolers, tire inflators, and other DC accessories
That means you're not choosing which device gets power — you can charge several at once.
Flexible Recharging, Including Solar
The GenBox 100 recharges in about 4 hours from a standard wall outlet. When you're away from the grid, it also accepts USB-C input, 12V car charging, and solar panels via a built-in MPPT controller that automatically optimizes the charge rate in changing light conditions. Pass-through charging means you can keep your devices powered while the GenBox 100 is recharging — no waiting required.
Safe Anywhere, Ready for Anything
Unlike gas generators, the GenBox 100 produces zero emissions, makes no noise, and needs no ventilation. Use it in a bedroom during a blackout, inside a tent on a camping trip, or at your desk at work. A built-in LED flashlight adds a useful emergency backup when the lights go out.
UL-certified battery cells and an 8-layer Battery Management System guard against overcharge, over-discharge, short circuits, and temperature extremes. It's backed by a 5-year warranty and U.S.-based customer support.
For frequent travelers, it's worth noting the GenBox 100 falls under the FAA's 100Wh carry-on limit — it's allowed in carry-on luggage on domestic flights.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the GenBox 100 charge a laptop?
A: Yes. It offers two paths for laptop charging. USB-C laptops (MacBook Air, most Chromebooks, Surface Go, and similar ultrabooks) can charge directly through the USB-C PD ports. Any laptop that uses a standard wall charger can be plugged into the 100W AC outlet. It's not well-suited for gaming laptops or high-performance workstations that require more than 100W — for those, the GenBox 800 or a larger model would be a better fit.
Is the AC outlet pure sine wave?
A: The GenBox 100 uses a modified sine wave AC output. This works fine for the vast majority of devices: laptop chargers, phone chargers, LED lights, fans, small appliances, and USB power adapters. It's not recommended for high-end audio equipment (which may produce a faint hum) or certain sensitive medical devices. If you need pure sine wave output, the GenBox 800 and larger models provide it.
Can I take it on an airplane?
A: Yes. The GenBox 100's battery capacity falls under the FAA's 100Wh carry-on limit, so it's permitted in carry-on luggage on domestic flights. It cannot go in checked baggage. For international travel, check with your airline ahead of time, as policies can vary.
How long will it hold a charge in storage?
A: LiFePO4 chemistry holds a charge well. Stored at room temperature, expect to retain roughly 85–90% after three months and 70–80% after six months. For storage longer than three months, charge it to about 50–60% and keep it somewhere cool and dry. The Battery Management System prevents over-discharge during storage to protect long-term battery health.
What solar panels are compatible?
A: The GenBox 100's solar input accepts 11–50V DC. A 50–100W folding solar panel is the practical sweet spot — a 100W panel will charge it in roughly 5–7 hours of good direct sunlight, while a 50W panel will take longer. The built-in MPPT controller handles varying light conditions automatically. A compatible solar charging cable or adapter is required and may be sold separately depending on your panel's connector type.
