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Solar charging
Face panel towards the sun
An empty WakaWaka needs about 10 hours of
sunlight to get fully recharged.
A typical sunny summer day at New York latitude
will charge your empty WakaWaka to 75%.
USB charging
In: micro-USB
An empty WakaWaka needs about 4 hours to fully
recharge using a micro-USB adapter.
Connect a device to the USB port.
WakaWaka will automatically detect it and switch
on the power.
Light
Push the button to switch on the light.
Push several times to adjust the brightness.
Superbright
~10 hrs on full charge
Bright
~20 hrs on full charge
Medium
~60 hrs on full charge
Low
~150 hrs on full charge
Off
Out: USB-A
SOS Light
Hold the button for two seconds to switch on
WakaWaka as a SOS beacon
Up to:
80˚C - 175˚F
Positioning
Free standing
Indicators
On: charging USB device
Solar charging
2 sec.
1 blink: slow charging
2 blinks: normal charging
3 blinks: fast charging
Hanging
Bottle top
USB charging
Battery status
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Summary of Contents for Waka Waka Power
- Page 1 1 blink: slow charging 2 blinks: normal charging 3 blinks: fast charging Connect a device to the USB port. WakaWaka will automatically detect it and switch Hold the button for two seconds to switch on on the power. WakaWaka as a SOS beacon...
- Page 2 WakaWaka products in the West at competitive prices, social brand that fights to abolish energy poverty through- Waka Power and the WakaWaka Light are indispensable are used to make them more affordable to off-grid families out the world. We develop, manufacture and market products both in the developing world and in the West.