Parts Overview; Electrical Characteristics; Other Characteristics - Bresser National Geographic 90-47000 Operating Instructions Manual

Parts overview:

1. Solar panel
2. DC input socket 5V
3. Charging indicator
4. Alarm LEDs
5. Switch
6. Suction cup
7. DC output socket
8. Suction press handle

Electrical Characteristics:

1. Solar panel: 5.5V, 1W
2. Li-ion battery: 3.7V, 1600mAh,
Storage temperature (-10 °C to +60 °C)
3. DC Output: 5.0V±5% 500mA
4. Charging time for mobile phones and GPS:
2–3 hours (to working capacity)
5. Charging time for internal lithium battery using
the solar panel: 8–9 hours
6. Charging time for internal lithium battery using a supplied
cable (advanced charge management features internal
circuitry for li-ion battery constant voltage safety): 3–4 hours
(for 1600mAh lithium battery)
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Other Characteristics:

1. The unit was manufactured with high quality plastic, is ultra-
violet radiation proof and has a high working temperature
(max 60 °C).
2. To attach to your car's windscreen, adhere the solar panel
unit's suction cup behind of your rearview mirror, so you can
operate the unit without compromising visibility. The unit can
be easily adhered to any window in your car to maximize sun
exposure. To reposition the unit, open the suction handle,
move the unit to the desired location, press the suction cup
onto the glass and clamp the suction handle down.
3. To charge an electronic device, just pull out the extendable
cable, select the correct connector and plug it into your
device, and charging will commence.
4. The unit incorporates a blue warning LED, which simulates a
car alarm to deter thieves.
5. This is the only solar charger on the market that can work
perfectly in high temperature conditions in your car!
Features:
1. You can charge from sunlight via the solar panel or use a
supplied cable tocharge the internal li-ion battery.
2. Adaptors for major brand phones such as Nokia,
Sony-Ericsson, Samsung and Motorola are provided.
3. This appliance can also provide power to other digital de-
vices such as GPS units, digital cameras, PDAs and portable
DVD players.