Clas Ohlson MSC2009 Instruction Manual

Solar Powered Charger

Art. no 38-3632 Model MSC2009
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Product description

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1. Solar cell panel
2. Aluminium case
3. Red LED battery level indicators for the solar charger's built-in
battery. The LEDs also function as indicator lamps when charging
the built-in battery.
4. External energy source connection for the built-in battery.
5. Push button. Press once to check the charge level of the built-in
battery. Hold the button pressed in for charging mode.
6. The USB connection is for charging mobile phones, MP3 players,
digital cameras, etc.
7. The green LEDs indicate the battery level of the device connected
to the solar charger.
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6 adapters:
Sony Ericsson Nokia 3.5 mm
fastport
Samsung Mini-USB
• 1 charger cable

Features

• USB charger port.
• Highly effective microprocessor controlled charging system.
• Fixed voltage and constant charge level.
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• Energy-saving mode (less than 25 μa).

Use

Charging the solar charger from an external
power source
The charger's built-in battery can be charged via a USB port using
external power sources such as computers, adaptors or car chargers.
1. Connect the external charging source to the solar charger's
input (4) using the included cable.
2. The red LEDs indicate both charge and battery level.
3. When all 4 LEDs are lit the battery is fully charged.

Charging the solar charger via the solar panel

N.B. Before the solar-powered charger is used for the first time, it must
be charged via a computer USB port or similar for at least 10 hours.
Position the solar panel directly towards the sun and hold in the button (5)
for 2 seconds to begin charging the solar charger's built-in battery.
Charging is possible when the light source is at least 400 lux. If the light
source is at a constant 20,000 LUX the battery will be fully charged
within 2 days.

Charging an external device via the solar charger

1. Select the appropriate adaptor and connect it according
to the picture.
2. Hold in the button (5) until one
or several green LEDs are lit
on the solar charger which will
indicate that charging
Nokia 2.0 mm
has begun.
3. If you press the button (5)
without having an external
device connected the solar
charger will automatically stop
charging after 30 seconds.
You can even turn off the
charger manually by pressing
USB
the button (5) for 2 seconds.
4. If the solar charger's built-in battery becomes weak the red LEDs
will start to flash. After 5 minutes of flashing all charging will cease.

Disposal

Follow local ordinances when disposing of this product. If you are un-
sure of how to dispose of this product, please contact your municipality.

Specifications

Solar cell panel
Battery
Input voltage
Output voltage
Operating environment
Storage environment
Charge time (90 %)
Discharge time
Size
Weight
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0.3 W, 5.5 V
1100 mAh lithium polymer battery
4.5–5.5 V DC/350–650 mA
5.3 V ± 0.2 V/650–750 mA
-20 °C to +50 °C
-20 °C to +55 °C
0–75 min
0–85 minutes
43 x 94 x 10.5 mm
46 g