EN Instructions
Article number 05751
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4. The charge status display (
10
) shows the charge status of the
battery and the remaining battery status. The 4 blue LEDs
fl
ash
during the charging process or are lit up constantly as soon as
a certain battery status has been reached.
1st LED: 10-40% charged
3rd LED: 65-85% charged
2nd LED: 40-65% charged
4th LED: 85-100% charged
When all 4 LEDs of the charge status display (
10
) are lit up
constantly, the battery is fully charged.
5. Then disconnect the USB cable from the article and the power
source.
6. Place the silicone cover (
5
) back on the Micro USB input (
9
).
Charge devices
• Please note that Apple devices can only be used with an original
Apple USB cable.
• The article can be used to charge two devices at the same time.
• The charge time is dependent on the device that is to be
charged. Please note that the charge time increases if you
charge two devices at the same time. The following table
provides some guideline
fi
gures:
Charging
capacity
Charge
times
Battery capacity
of device
(examples)
Smartphone
approx. 2 x
1-1.5 hr.
2400 mAH
Tablet
approx.
0.75 -1 x
2-2.5 hr.
3800 mAH
Action Cam
approx. 5 x
0.5-1 hr.
1000 mAH
GPS device
approx. 5 x
0.5-1 hr.
1000 mAH
Smartwatch
approx. 6-7 x
0.4-0.5 hr.
800 mAH
1. Choose a suitable connecting cable for your device.
2. Remove the corresponding silicone cover (
5
/
7
).
3. Connect one end of the connecting cable to the device and the
other end to one of the two USB outputs (
2
/
8
) of the article.
4. If you have not already done so, switch on the article by pressing
the On / Off switch (
4
). The device is now charged. During the
charging process the LEDs of the charge status display (
10
)
light up in accordance with the battery status. Once the device
has been fully charged, the article switches off automatically.
5. Then disconnect the connecting cable from the article and
device.
6. Place the corresponding silicone cover (
5
/
7
) back on the USB
output (
2
/
8
).
Torch function
You can use the article as a torch.
1. Press and hold the On / Off switch (
4
) for
approx. 3 seconds to switch on the LED
lamp (
1
).
2. Press and hold the On / Off switch (
4
)
again for approx. 3 seconds to switch off
the LED lamp (
1
).
Check battery status
• You can check the battery status of the article at any time. To do
this, switch on the article by pressing the On / Off switch (
4
). The
LEDs of the charge status display (
10
) light up in accordance
with the battery status.
• The battery switches off automatically after approx. 30 seconds.
Technical Data
Model number:
LET98
Article number:
05751
Voltage supply:
3.7 V (Li-ion battery, 5000 mAh)
Solar panel output:
5.5 V, 220 mA
Micro-USB input:
5 V, 2 A
USB output:
max. 5 V, 1 A in each case
LED power:
1 watt
Charge time of the integrated battery:
– via laptop (USB 2.0):
approx. 13 hours
– via laptop (USB 3.0):
approx. 10 hours
– via mains adapter (1 A):
approx. 6.5 hours
– via mains adapter (2 A):
approx. 3.5 hours
– via solar panel:
approx. 35 hours
(direct
sunlight)
Lighting time of LED lamp: approx. 15 hours
(with fully charged battery)
Length of USB cable:
approx. 50 cm
Degree of protection:
IPX4
Disposal
The packaging material is recyclable. Please dispose of
it in an environmentally friendly manner and take it to a
recycling centre.
Dispose of the article in an environmentally friendly manner.
It should not be disposed of in the normal household waste.
Please dispose of it at a recycling centre for used electrical
and electronic devices. You can obtain more information
from your local authorities.
Non-rechargeable and rechargeable batteries must be
disposed of properly. To protect the environment, non-
rechargeable and rechargeable batteries may not be
disposed of with normal household waste, but must be
taken to suitable collection points. Also note the relevant
statutory regulations governing the disposal of batteries.
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