Charging The Powerbank; Charging Your Devices - FeinTech PLG02400 Manual

Charging the Powerbank

You can either charge the powerbank through the DC port input or USB-C1 input.
1. Plug the adapter's cable into the DC or type-C input port of the power bank
2. Connect the power adapter to the mains.
3. The power bank starts to charge automatically.
Charging time: The DC port supports a maximum of 48 W charging. It supports charging
by notebook power adaptor, car cigarette lighter or solar panel. With this connection it
can take 2.5–3 h to fully charge the powerbank. The USB-C input allows charging up to a
maximum of 60W (full charge in 1.5–2 hours).
LED circle segments display charging status
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First light segment blinking: <25%
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First light on, second light blinking: 25% – 50%
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Two lights on, third light blinking: 50% – 75%
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Three lights on, fourth light blinking: 75% – 99%
ƒ Four lights on: Fully charged

Charging your devices

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Supported devices: Mobile phones, tablet PC, digital camera, drone and other digital
devices with rechargeable battery
ƒ Plug a USB cable into one of the output ports
ƒ Connect the cable to your device
ƒ The powerbank starts charging automatically
Use powerbank to charge your laptop
1. Identify a USB-C or DC socket for charging and determine the charging voltage. Usu-
ally the charging voltage is printed near the DC socket or can be seen on the original
power supply. USB-C uses a maximum of 20V.
2. Press and hold the power button until the LED display is on. While it is blinking select
the correct working voltage according to the laptop. The first voltage level is 12V, the
second 16.5V, the third 20V and the fourth 24V. Pressing again calls up 12V again.
The last set value is used for loading
3. Connect the plug to the laptop. The laptop battery will now be charged.
How to reset the voltage
Two methods of operation are as follows:
1. Long press the power button for 3 s to turn off output. Then hold the button again for 3
s. The voltage can be adjusted when the displays is blinking.
2. Or unplug the DC output device for 60 s. Then long press the power button until the
display is blinking and adjust the voltage.