Kymera Body Board, User Manual

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Unpacking and checking your Kymera
Ba[ery charger
Your baFery charger is a 58.8V @ 18A output lithium baFery charger. It comes with the correct input plug for your country and Kymera output
plug.
Like all electronic equipment, the baFery charger supplied with the Kymera requires a good quality power supply to avoid any damage. If you
are unsure, it will be worthwhile buying a power line filter rated for 1500w+ to ensure that any power issues don’t damage the baFery charger
or baFery.
The mains power lead is located at the rear of the charger.
The front panel includes the baFery output cable (with a yellow end), fan and red/green indicator light
The charger will recharge a baFery from empty to full in around 90 minutes.
Ba[ery charger warnings
Failure to keep charger contacts free of dirt / debris will result in permanent
. damage to the plug and or baFery connector.
Always charge your Kymera baFeries using only the included charger.
Never charge non-Kymera baFeries with this charger
Always choose a safe baFery charging loca=on with good air flow, ven=la=on and away from pets and people
Never leave your charging baFery unaFended
Always recharge your baFery aber each use to the appropriate charge level
Never leave your fully charged baFery connected to the baFery charger for an extended period of =me
Never leave your baFery fully charged for longer than (1) week
To maintain op=mal baFery health, let the baFery rest for 10 minutes aber charging before using it
Connect your charger directly to the mains outlet wherever possible.
The 2 hour charger requires 1000W+. A standard household power circuit can support only (1) 2 hour charger. If you are unsure of your
household power capacity, consult a qualified electrician.
If an extension cord is needed to locate the baFery / charger in a safe charging loca=on, use a heavy duty power extension cord no longer
than 10b long.
Do not use power strips or other methods to connect more than (1) charger
to a power circuit, even if the power circuit supports more than 10A –
the power strip may not!
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