Function Buttons - Klein Tools KTB1000 Manuel D'utilisation

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INPUT AND OUTPUT DISPLAY DETAILS

KTB1000 display is intended to provide real-time input and output performance data on all ports combined, individually, and if specific output protocols are being utilized.

UNITS BUTTON – Press to obtain input and output parameters in Watts (W), Watt-hour (Wh), Volts (V), and Current (A), as applicable. Press the button and the unit icon on the

screen will change with updated performance results.

INFO BUTTON – Press to cycle input and output from all ports, or individual ports (as applicable).

DISPLAY BUTTON - Press the DISPLAY button to illuminate the LCD for 60 seconds. Press and hold the DISPLAY button longer than 3 seconds, to keep LCD illuminated

indefinitely. The display will flash on/off to alert the user that it will remain on, pressing the DISPLAY button will turn the display off.

BATTERY LEVEL: The battery state of charge correlates to the number of bars and percentage displayed in increments of 0-20%, 21-40%, 41-60%, 61-80%, and all five are lit when

charge level is above 81%.

TIME UNTIL EMPTY/FULL: Provides the user live telemetry data on estimated time to completely charge, or deplete the battery based upon the current usage and charging of the

battery. Please be aware that the data can adjust multiple times as the energy draw changes from the connected devices. This is evident during initial activation of ports.

INPUT: The KTB1000 is capable of displaying input energy in watts, watt-hr, volts or amps. The input data is combined value for all input ports, or by individual port with the

corresponding input number provided. DC1 corresponds to the 8mm round port, DC2 corresponds to the APP

OUTPUT: The display will provide output characteristics of all ports, including 12V car port, AC ports, and USB ports. The details on this function are provided below in the

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS section. The output wattage displayed by the power station will be accurate to within 10%.

COOLING FAN: KTB1000 utilizes an internal cooling fan to ensure the product is operating within the appropriate temperature range. The unit will automatically turn the fan on

when it experiences a higher output load. During discharge, and possibly charging, the fan may operate intermittently to control internal temperature within operating range. The

cooling fan icon will activate when the fan is operating. If the KTB1000 has elevated temperatures during operation, the fan icon may be displayed to alert the user to the higher

temperatures

NOTE - The fan will likely start when the AC port activates to ensure proper operation.

COOLING FAN FILTER: KTB1000 has filters on the intake and exhaust of the fan. During normal use, these filters will reduce the amount of particulates that enter the unit. After a period of

time, the filters will require maintenance outline below in MAINTENANCE section.

CHARGING THE KTB1000

NOTE – Before using or storing, fully charge the KTB1000 prior to operation. It is acceptable to continue charging the unit at all times when not in use.

NOTE - Only charge the unit indoors, with provided Mobile Charger, Klein Cat. No. 29210, Fast Charger, Klein Cat. No. 29035, 12V car port charger, Klein Cat. No. 29209, or

using Klein Tools Solar Panel, Klein Cat. No. 29250.

Connect either one or both of the provided AC wall chargers to a 120V power source and to the 8mm input (if using the 120W mobile charger) or APP input port (if using the 288W

fast charger), and allow KTB1000 to fully charge prior to first use. During charging, the AC port LED indicator will illuminate, and the LCD display will indicate charge level and

estimated time to fully charge the power station. The fan may come on during the charging process to help maintain internal temperatures.

NOTE - Fully charge the KTB1000 every 3 months to maintain the health of the power station's battery pack.

SOLAR CHARGING USING APP

PORT

A Klein Tools solar panel (29250) can be used to charge the KTB1000 using the APP

power of 400W. If the input falls within these parameters, the LED light will be illuminated and the input details provided in the display. Refer to SOLAR INPUT for additional details.

POWERING / CHARGING DEVICES WITH KTB1000

Press the corresponding output ON/OFF button to utilize the 12V (Button 6), USB (Button 8), or 120V (Button 11) outlets on the KTB1000. The outlet port will NOT function until

pressing the appropriate button to activate the port. When activated, the indicator on the button will illuminate green, indicating that the output(s) are active, and the LCD display will

turn on and provide details on the charging output. Press the ON/OFF button(s) to shut down the output(s) when not in use. When no outputs are active, the LCD display will turn off.

KTB1000 will enter sleep mode after 90 seconds of inactivity (no output load detected) and will "wake up" when inputting a charging cord or when any button is pressed.

PASS-THROUGH CHARGING

The advanced battery management system of the KTB1000 allows it to charge a connected device while charging using the 8mm or APP

supporting more output energy than the maximum input energy. Therefore, the KTB1000 may still be depleting battery capacity while charging, depending upon the load required

by the connected device, or output energy requirements.

HOW TO FIND INPUT CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DC1 AND DC2 INPUT PORTS (8MM, APP

The UNITS Button is used to cycle between Watts (W), Watt-Hour (Wh), Volts (V), and current (A).

The INFO Button will cycle between DC1, DC2, and then DC total. The button will only cycle between ports in use,

therefore if only DC1 is in use, it will cycle DC1 > DC total output.

HOW TO FIND OUTPUT CHARACTERISTICS OF THE OUTPUT DC PORTS (USB, 12V)

The DC Output is able to display Volts (V), current (A), or Watts (W) using the UNITS button.

Individual USB outputs details correspond to the output number on display (1 through 6).

Example, if the USB-A port is active, the "1" will illuminate. No other numbers will illuminate if this is the only active USB port.

When the USB-C ports sense a Power Delivery protocol request, the "PD" will illuminate.

NOTE – when using the INFO button to cycle between USB and 12V outputs, the button will cycle through the USB output

correlated with the specific port. The 12V details are display when no USB numbers are present.

The DC output is able to display Volts, Amps or Watts using the UNITS button

HOW TO FIND OUTPUT CHARACTERISTICS OF THE AC PORTS

The output of the AC ports is always shared data. When in use, the output is in Current (A) or Watts (W), using the UNITS button

to cycle between the two parameters.