Yes, but it depends on the power station’s “sleep mode” settings and the amount of current drawn. Most units enter sleep mode after a period of inactivity (no devices connected or very low power draw) to save battery. However, a small, steady current (e.g., 0.5A-2A at 5V-12V) can often prevent sleep mode by keeping the unit “active.”

How It Works:

•Sleep Mode Triggers: Typically, if the total current drawn from AC/DC outputs is below a threshold (e.g., <0.1A) for 10-30 minutes, the unit powers down partially to reduce battery drain.

•Preventing Sleep with Small Current: Drawing a consistent small current (e.g., charging a phone at 1A or powering a LED light at 0.5A) signals the unit that it’s in use, keeping it awake.

Cautions:

•Avoid Over-Discharge: Even small currents drain the battery over time. Monitor the battery level to prevent it from dropping too low.

•Check Manufacturer Specs: Some models may not support “keep-alive” via small currents. Refer to your user manual for details.