i.Tech SolarCharger 906 User Guide

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Product Specifications SolarCharger Overview Charge Your SolarCharger Using Your SolarCharger In Car Usage Q&A Safety Information Care and Maintenance Declaration of Conformity
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SolarCharger 906
User Guide
Product Specifications
Solar Panel: Mono Crystalline 0.5V, 1A d.c Input: 5V, 500mA (max) d.c Output: 5V, 500mA (max) Rechargeable Lithium Battery: 3.75V, 1260mAH D.C Charging Time: Within 4 hours Solar Charging Time: 22 hours (Charging hours may vary due to intensity
D.C Charging Operation Temperature: 0 to 53 C / 32 to 127 F Solar Charging Operation Temperature: 0 to 70 C / 32 to 158 F Dimensions (without Holder): 105 (L) x 64 (W) x 15 (T) mm /
4.13 (L) x 2.52 (W) x 0.59 (T) inches Dimensions (with Holder): 130 (L) x 71 (W) x 17.5 (T) mm /
5.12 (L) x 2.80 (W) x 0.69 (L) inches Weight: 100 grams / 3.53 ounces
of sunlight and ambient temperature)
SolarCharger Overview
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1. Solar Panel
2. Check Battery Button
3. Battery Indicator
4. Charging Indicator
5. Mini USB Charging Socket for
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Power In
6. Mini USB Cable for Power Out
7. Built-in Rechargeable Battery
8. Detachable Holder
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Charge Your SolarCharger
The SolarCharger comes with a built-in rechargeable battery.
First Time charging with USB Cable
Prior to using the device for the first time, it is recommended to fully charge the battery with the USB Cable for 4 hours.
Insert the USB cable plug into the SolarCharger’s USB charging socket and plug the other end into the PC, notebook or other suitable device. The charging indicator will turn solid red and the battery indicator will show the battery level on blue color. Once the battery is fully charged, the charging indicator will turn off and the battery indicator will show 4 LED light up in solid blue. The operation temperature for USB Cable charging is 0 ºC (32 ºF) to 53 ºC (127 ºF). For the safety reason, the charging will be cut off once exceeding this temperature range.
Use only the provided USB charging cable to charge the Solar Charger for the first time charging.
* If you do not use the SolarCharger frequently, please ensure that the charger is being recharged once
every three months to provide the best performance
DC Power Via USB socket
Mini USB Charging Socket
Charge Your SolarCharger
Charging Indictor LED
Charging Status Charging Indictor LED
• Solar Charging (Solar panel must face upward to the sun)
• USB Cable Charging
* Light off after fully charged
The operation temperature for the solar charging is 0 ºC (32 ºF) to 70 ºC (158 ºF), for safety reason the charging will be cut off once exceeding this temperature range.
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• Flash Red*
• Solid Red*
DC Power Via USB socket
Mini USB Charging Socket
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Charge Your SolarCharger
Battery Indictor LED
Battery Status
• No battery
• Low Battery (Need to Recharge)
• At least remain 40% battery
• At least remain 65% battery
• At least remain 80% battery
Charging indication will be delayed for a few seconds if it has not been used for a long time or the battery is drained. 4 hours are required to fully charge under USB cable 22 hours or more are required to fully charge the SolarCharger under optimum sunlight.
Note: The battery needs to have some charge before the solar panel can charge it. Please ensure the SolarCharger should have at least 40% battery level (2 LED light on by pressing the battery indicator). This is the minimum level for charging up a mobile device and the solar charger itself. If the battery is totally empty, the solar panel does not work, you need to use the USB charging cable to charge the SolarCharger first.
Battery Indictor LED
Check Battery Level
Using Your SolarCharger
Charge Hand Held Devices
To charge the hand held electronic device, first to check the battery status and make sure the battery indicator always have at least 40% battery (2 LED) to provide emergency back up charging. Second, select the suitable adapter tip, plug the tips into the mini USB cable and connect to your device. The hand held device will be powered by the solarCharger automatically.
Note: 1) When SolarCharger is fully charged, it will completely charge your device, depending on device’s charge capacity and current fuel level.
2) The SolarCharger support dual charging at the same time, you can charge your hand held device while the SolarCharger is charged by the USB cable or sunlight.
3) In order to protect the battery of the SolarCharger and the hand held device; the charging function may cut off automatically when the temperature of the SolarCharger was over 53 C / 127 F. It will auto resume when the SolarCharger detect the temperature was below 53 C / 127 F. The SolarCharger can still charging its built-in battery if the temperature is not goes beyond 70 C / 158 F.
4) If the device battery is totally drained, it will take longer time to shore the power first.
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