Lifegoods LG1194 Manuel D'utilisation page 12

Charging the Solar Powerbank
Adapter
1. Connect the Solar Powerbank to an adapter and a wall
socket. You can charge the powerbank via any input
port.
2. The six LED lights at the bottom of the Solar Powerbank
will blink and indicate the charging status. When the 6
lights are on continuously, the battery is fully charged.
Sunlight:
The output of the solar panel depends on various factors
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such as the intensity of the sun's rays, the season and
the time of day. The maximum output of the solar panel
under the following conditions: it is between 10:00 and
15:00, the atmospheric mass is AM 1.5, the irradiation
intensity is 1000W/M2 and the temperature is around
25°C.
1. Place the Solar Panel vertically in the direction of the
sunlight to avoid overheating and damaging the battery.
The indicator light will turn green, indicating that the
powerbank is charging
Charging your Devices
Wireless Charging Function
1. Put a mobile phone device with a wireless charging
function on the wireless charging area.
Briefly­press­the­power­button.­The­wireless­charging­
2.
indicator will light up red, and your device will be
charged.
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For your safety, the powerbank has a foreign object
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detection function. When metal debris is detected in
the area between the mobile phone and the charging
platform, the wireless charging indicator lights up and
flashes­in­red.­As­soon­as­the­metal­object­is­gone,­the­
device will work normally again.
Charging with USB-kabel
1. Connect your device with the appropriatecable.
2. The LED battery indicator will light up to indicate that
the device is charging.
3. When your device is fully charged, the powerbank will
stop charging your device. The battery indicator light will
turn off, indicating that your device is fully charged.
Maintenance and Cleaning
Use a dry, lint-free cloth to clean the product. Do not use
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aggressive cleaning agents or chemical solutions.
Storage
Store the Powerbank in a clean and dry place. Do
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not store the device in extreme high or extreme low
temperatures.
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