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The battery can be charged during use (charge and discharge at the same time). The
power display shows only the power being drawn from the battery in this case. If the
charging current is greater than the current drawn by the motor, the power display
shows 0 W and the battery is being charged. The charge status display takes into ac-
count the charging current as well as the current drawn by the motor.
6.4.1 Charging the battery using the power supply unit
1. Connect the power supply unit to the socket and the charger unit connector (3).
The charge status display light (4) flashes.
2. The charging process is complete as soon as the charge status display light (4)
comes on all the time.
For more detailed information, the tiller can be connected to the battery during the
charging process. In this case, the display shows the Charging function as well as
the state of charge in percent.
6.4.2 Charging the battery from the onboard power supply
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Charge using a DC power supply in the range of 9.5 V to 50 V.
The DC power supply must be able to provide at least 4 A.
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Use the Torqeedo 12/24 V charging cable (item number 1128-00) for charging.
6.4.3 Powering a device using the USB supply connection
ADVICE
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The USB adapter must not be exposed to any (lever) forces.
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The USB adapter must be protected from water.
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The USB adapter must be removed when not in use.
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You can charge USB-compatible devices using the provided adapter.
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The output voltage is 5 V, and the maximum output current is 1 A.
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The charging current for smartphones is 1 A according to the Apple™ standard.
1. Plug the adapter into the charging socket and tighten the union nut.
2. Plug your device’s USB-A plug into the adapter.
3. Switch on the battery via the tiller.
The device will be powered for up to four hours after the display switches off.
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