ZipKord Z423A011 Operator's Manual

5000mAh POWER BANK
Integrated Lightning™ Cable
OPERATOR'S MANUAL
Model #: Z423A011
Contents
5000mAh Power Bank
Operator's Manual
Please read in its entirety prior to use
Charging the Power Bank:
1. The Power Bank can be charged by plugging
the integrated USB-A cable into a USB charger
that plugs into an AC outlet, DC car power
port, or powered USB port.
2. The Power Bank may also be charged by
plugging the integrated folding wall plug
directly into an AC outlet.
3. The Power Bank's blue LEDs will illuminate
in sequence and blink while charging. Upon
completion, the LEDs will remain illuminated
signaling a complete charge.
Note: The approximate charging time for the
Power Bank is 2-4 hours from an AC outlet
and up to 6 hours from a computer or other
power source.
WARNING: Safe operating temperature range
is 32°F - 100°F. DO NOT EXCEED THE
RECOMMENDED SAFE OPERATING
TEMPERATURES. Charging in environmental
temperatures greater than 100°F may degrade
performance; reduce the life of the battery;
cause the product to overheat or fail and may
result in a risk of fire, explosion and potential
bodily injury or property damage.
Charging Your Device:
1. Fully charge the Power Bank before use.
2. Connect the Lightning™ cable to the
Lightning™ port of your mobile device and
charging will begin immediately.
3. The blue LEDs will blink to indicate charging
and to display the remaining battery life.
4. Use care when extending the charging cables
to avoid damage or breakage. The cable
should be slack while connected to your
device. Never allow your device to hang from
the charging cables.
5. Do not force the cable connectors when
plugging into a device – they should connect
easily with minimal effort. Forcing connectors
may cause damage to the Power Bank or your
mobile device and may invalidate your Limited
Liability Warranty.
6. For best results, be sure to recharge your
Power Bank after charging your devices.
Failure to use the Power Bank provided
equipment properly may cause the product to fail
or overheat, in certain circumstances, resulting
in a risk of fire, explosion and potential bodily
injury or property damage.