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Summary of Contents for Belkin Conserve Valet
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Page 1: User Guide
Conserve Valet ™ Smart USB Charging Station User Guide... - Page 2 Belkin Conserve energy management products, please go to belkin.com/conserve AC power Package Contents cord inlet Conserve Valet Smart USB Charging Station cord 3 USB ports management 1x (1.3m) AC Power Cord 1x (0.3m) USB to Mini-USB Cord convenience USB 1x (0.3m) USB to Micro-USB Cord...
- Page 3 Wind your USB cords around the Secure your USB cords by clipping Plug in your USB device cords that inner spool of your Conserve Valet them into the appropriate eyelet you want to use with your Conserve to manage the cords. You can located under the lower housing Valet Smart USB Charging Station.
- Page 4 Connect your devices to their Press the light-green power button Conserve Valet and plug the respective USB cords and place and the LED will illuminate; power other end into a power socket. them on the Conserve Valet pad. is now flowing to your devices.
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Page 5: Product Features
You will be able to charge most of your devices the charge time to ensure the added devices, the Valet will automatically with the Conserve Valet (5-volt USB charge). device receives a full charge. You should use your device’s included USB power down after 2 minutes. -
Page 6: Troubleshooting
Power Input: 100–240V~, 50/60Hz 0.5A connected to the Conserve Valet. Each port on the Conserve Valet is rated to Power Output: +5V/500mA x 4 USB 2.0 port Check that your Conserve Valet is securely supply 500mA. - Page 7 In the event that Belkin is unable to repair or replace the product (for example, because it has been discontinued), Belkin will offer either a refund or a credit toward the purchase of another product from Belkin.
- Page 8 1kg of CO would fill up 1566 soda cans (0,35l), or a box 0,8m high, 0,8m wide and 0,8m deep. Belkin Conserve products can help you do your part to use energy wisely. use less, Save More, feel Good. Facts gathered from a study conducted by the University of Illinois, the International Energy Agency, and the U.S.