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CHARGING YOUR DEVICES
Charging an external device via the solar charger
• Check that the solar charger is adequately charged by pressing the power button. The solar charger’s
capacity is indicated by the 4 LED Lights indicators :
1st LED indicator - if blue, the power bank is at 25% capacity
2nd LED indicator - if blue, the power bank is at 50% capacity
3rd LED indicator - if blue, the power bank is at 75% capacity
4th LED indicator - if blue, the power bank is at 100% capacity
NOTE: When the solar charger Is In use but the remaining capacity in the solar charger Is less than 2% , the
solar charger will automatically shut down In order to avoid over-discharge of the battery. When the solar
charger begins to recharge, It takes 3 minutes before it can output any charging current to an external device.
CHARGING THE SOLAR CHARGER
Charging the solar charger via the solar panel
• Place the solar charger under direct sunlight
• The green LED indicator will stay on when the solar charger is charging by sunlight.
• When the solar charger is fully charged, the LED indicators will turn off.
4 hours of solar charging will provide enough power to charge a Smartphone about 40%.
NOTE: Solar charging is best used as an emergency charging method since it is much faster to charge via a
wired connection.
Avoid exposure to high heat such as a car dashboard as this may damage the battery.
Charging the solar charger from an external power source
• Connect either of the included charging cables to a USB power source.
• The LED indicators will light in sequence to indicate charging. When all 4 LEDs are lit the powerbank is
fully charged.
• The LEDs will turn off 30 seconds after the powerbank is fully charged
• Recharging times using different power adapters:
Micro USB 1A input
25 hrs
Micro USB 2A input
12.5 hrs
Micro USB QC2/QC3 input
6 hrs
USB-C 3A input
8.5 hrs
USB-C PD 18W input
5.5 hrs
