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Wednesday, August 3, 2011

How to charge the Zelite Portable Charger?

Recently, I got a portable charger as a door gift from one of my company event with the brand of ZELITE. It's light, slim in black colour. In the box, there as an AC Adaptor, USB Cable and multiple connectors to various devices.One thing impressed me about this device is ... it is "Made in Malaysia"! Malaysia Boleh !


Someone came to me and ask how to charge the device. At first, I find it quite complicated as the following reason:
  1. Unclear user manual
  2. Too many connectors and unsure which connector to used
  3. Not sure how long show be charged.
Well, this post will talk show how to charge the devices with the provided connector. There are 2 ways of charging the portable charger. The first way is by using the USB connector and the 2nd way is by using the AC Adaptor where you can charge from the direct current.   


Let's talk about the 1st way: Take the USB Cable and plug in the 2nd slim connector to the other end of the USB cable. Please refer to the following picture for details:


Secondly, plug in the slim connector to the portable charger and connect the USB port your laptop or USB Adaptor. Do note that, there are 2 colours indicator at the portable charger which is RED and GREEN. Once the portable charger is fully charged, the colour indicator will turned to GREEN. Otherwise,it remains as RED.


Once the indicator has turned to GREEN, that means the device has fully charged. The second way of charging is by using the Direct Current from the AC Connector. Similarly to the 1st steps, plug in the 2nd slim connector to the other end of the USB cable. Then, plug in the USB connector to the AC Adaptor and start charging until the indicator turns GREEN. Check out the following picture for details:

So far, I have tried charging the Nokia phone, iPhone and HTC. I have yet try using the other connector. Since it's working with Nokia phone, iPhone and HTC phone, I bet the others should be working well. So you might be asking, how much power capacity does this device has ... I do heard someone said it can charge more than the normal phone. The power capacity is listed as 6760mWh. *Please do ask me how much is it .. as I am not from the engineering background.. so I will answer you "I don't know" :) You might want to read up the an article about the battery capacity.

And that's all from now. Hope this post helps and give a brief idea on how to charge!


-Kay Nny-