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SAFETY GUIDE AND USER MANUAL
The Vault
Universal Rechargeable
Battery Backup
MODEL ENBKP-V2
The Vault MODEL ENBKP-V2
Universal Rechargeable Battery Backup
MANUFACTURED FOR
Era Nouveau Holdings, LLC
Wilmington, NC 28403
Version 1 | 10-20-23
SAFETY GUIDE AND USER MANUAL
Enouvation.com Made in China

SAFETY RULES
WARNING!
Read and understand all safety rules
and product instructions for The Vault
Universal Rechargeable Battery Backup
(“battery backup”).
Failure to follow all safety rules and
instructions listed below, may result in:
• Electric shock
• Fire and/or explosion
• Serious personal injury
DO NOT:
• DO NOT crush, drop, or damage
battery backup.
• DO NOT use a battery backup that has
been dropped or received a sharp blow.
• DO NOT attempt to repair a battery
backup that has been damaged.
• DO NOT open, break, dismantle,
disassemble, deform, or otherwise
attempt to modify the unit in any way.
• DO NOT position the battery backup or
connected wiring near any moving parts
that may come into contact or cause
crush or physical damage. Keep both
the battery backup and wiring clear of
all moving parts at all times.
• DO NOT use a battery backup that is
in any way.
• DO NOT reverse charge the battery
backup. Battery backup should only
be used with the original power source
of your furniture or bed base, and
connected in line with that singular,
original power source. Under no
circumstances should an additional
power source be connected to the
furniture when the battery backup is
in use.
• DO NOT use outdoors. Battery backup
is for indoor use only.
• DO NOT place battery backup near
• DO NOT solder or weld in the vicinity
of the battery backup.
• DO NOT expose battery backup to
excessive physical shock or vibration.
• DO NOT allow battery backup to get
wet or immersed in water.
• DO NOT use battery backup in a
damp or wet location.
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• DO NOT use with a power source
that exceeds 30 volts (V), 2 amps (A),
or 60 watts (W).
• DO NOT use with a damaged or
faulty power source.
• DO NOT use or store in an area of
extreme heat or cold. The battery
backup will perform best at normal
room temperature.
• DO NOT
contact with your skin, seek immediate
medical attention.
• For skin exposure, wash
immediately with soap and water,
then seek immediate medical
attention.
•
clean water for at least 10 minutes,
then seek immediate medical
attention.
• DO NOT short circuit the battery
backup. When battery backup is not
in use, keep it away from other metal
objects like: paper clips, keys, nails,
screws, or other small metal objects
that can make a connection from one
terminal to another.
DO:
• Properly dispose of a damaged,
backup immediately.
• Use only with the original power
source (transformer) that came with
your furniture or bed base.
• KEEP OUT OF REACH OF
CHILDREN.
• For optimum performance, a battery
should be used in an environment
ranging from 20-25°C (68-77°F). The
operating temperature should never
exceed 40°C (104°F).
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
• Refer to instructions frequently.
• Refer ANY person operating the
battery backup to these instructions
PRIOR to use.
• If loaning the battery backup, provide
instructions with battery backup.
OPERATION
INITIAL CHARGE AND
CONNECTING THE
BATTERY BACKUP
NOTE:
FULLY CHARGE battery backup
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The battery backup has been shipped in a
low charge condition. Prior to connecting
in line with your furniture or bed base, the
product should be CHARGED FULLY to
power outage. To ensure your unit is fully
following steps:
1. POWERING ON: Press and hold the
LED power level wake button until a
single green light is illuminated, and a
single beep can be heard.
(See Figure 1)
Figure 1.
Component parts of battery backup.
Power
Output Port Charging
Input Port
Audio
Speaker
LED Power Level
Wake Button
LED Power
Level Indicator
2. CONNECTING POWER SOURCE:
Connect your furniture or bed base’s
original power source (transformer) to a
powered electrical outlet.
(See Figure 2)
Figure 2.
Transformer connections.
Female 2-pin
DIN Connector
Outlet
Charging
Input Port
Transformer
Power Cord
3. CONNECTING THE BATTERY:
Connect the opposite end (female 2-pin
DIN connection) of the transformer into
the charging input port on the battery
backup (male 2-pin DIN connection).
(See Figure 2)
4. CHARGING:
(a) The battery backup will indicate it is
one of the four LED power level bars.
Each bar represents 25% of the usable
capacity.
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(b) Upon completion of the charge
cycle, all four bars will remain solid for
approximately 5 seconds before turning
off. When this occurs, the unit is now
ready for use.
NOTE: The initial charging time can
range from 30 minutes up to 2.5 hours
depending on the state of power
the LED power level wake button will
show the current level of charge for
approximately 5 seconds before turning
off again.
5. CONNECTING TO FURNITURE:
(a) While the transformer remains
connected to the charging input port on
the battery backup, locate the motor
lead from your furniture or bed base
(male 2-pin DIN connection).
(b) Insert the motor lead into the power
output port on the battery backup
(female 2-pin DIN connection).
(See Figure 3)
WARNING!
DO NOT position the battery backup
or connected wiring near any moving
parts that may come into contact
or cause crush or physical damage.
explosion, and/or serious personal
injury.
Figure 3.
Connect battery backup to furniture.
Motor lead
from furniture
(male 2-pin
DIN connector)
Power output port (female
2-pin DIN connector)
Transformer
6. POWER OUTAGE:
NOTE: Keep the fully charged battery
backup connected to the furniture
or bed base even when power is
available.
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(a) Your furniture or bed base will utilize
the original power source while power
is available, even with a fully charged
battery backup attached.
(b) In the event of a power outage,
the battery backup will automatically
activate.
BATTERY CHARGE
LED DISPLAY
To display the amount of charge left in the
battery, press the LED power level wake
button.
Figure 4.
Displaying the LED power level.
Press to display
power level
LED power level
indicator
The battery charge level is indicated by the
number of bars illuminated. When all four
bars are illuminated, the battery backup is
at full charge. When one bar is illuminated,
the battery backup is near the end of its
battery capacity.
Figure 5. Battery charge LED display
information.
BARS ILLUMINATED CHARGE
STATUS
0 - 25%
25 - 50%
50 - 75%
75 - 100%
AUDIBLE LOW
POWER ALERTS
In the event of a power outage, backup
power will automatically activate. The
duration of backup power varies based on
many factors, including frequency of use,
mechanism load, and power requirements
of the furniture or bed base.
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(See Figure 4)
(See Figure 5)
NOTE: Backup power is intended to
power bed base or furniture motor(s)
only. The overall operating time will
be limited if the bed base or furniture
include additional functions such as
• USB ports (actively used or not)
• Lights
• Handheld controls
These features require constant power
to function and, in many cases, cannot
be disabled.
audible low power alerts. These alerts serve
as a warning that the battery backup needs
to be recharged and will soon shut down.
There are two types of audible low power
alerts:
1. INTERACTIVE LOW POWER ALERTS
(ILPAs): When approximately 15%
charge remains, there will be a beeping
sound each time you operate your
furniture or bed base (e.g., open or
close the footrest or headrest motors).
NOTE: Certain features that require
constant power can consume
excessive amounts of power. For
example, some furniture or bed bases
are equipped with lighting systems
that can draw upwards of 50mAh.
Features with such a high power draw
will not only limit the total operating
time of backup power sources, but can
also cause the ILPA to remain active,
resulting in constant beeping until one
of the following occurs: (1) the unit is
recharged, (2) the unit is drawn into
HSD, or (3) the unit is disconnected
from the furniture of bed base.
2. PASSIVE LOW POWER ALERTS
(PLPAs):
(a) At 15% charge: The battery backup
will emit a beep for approximately 15
seconds, regardless of any use.
(b) At 12% charge, a second alert will
occur.
(c) At 10% charge, a third and FINAL
alert will occur. At this point, the unit
has entered HARD SHUTDOWN (HSD)
and can no longer be used until power
is restored, and the battery backup is
recharged.
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NOTE: The HSD function allows
additional time to recharge the unit if it
is left unused for an extended period
(e.g., in the case of use ina second
home or infrequent usage due to travel).
To ensure battery health, the battery
backup should be recharged WITHIN
30 days of entering HSD.
CAUTION!
RISK OF PERSONAL INJURY
To avoid injury from entering or exiting
furniture or bed base while in an
elevated position, upon hearing any
low power alert, exit the furniture or
bed base AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
and adjust it into a position that allows
for safe entry and exit.
DISCONTINUE ALL USE of recline
functions until power is restored and
the unit can be recharged.
HARD SHUTDOWN (HSD)
When the unit has entered HSD, all output
is shut off to prevent additional power
loss and damage from constant drawing
systems.
NOTE: Recharge the battery backup
WITHIN 30 days of HSD to ensure
functionality. Failure to do so can result
in the inability to recharge the unit,
rendering it useless.
RECHARGING
The battery backup is designed to remain
connected in line with your furniture or
bed base. There is no need to disconnect
the unit once installed. Recharging will
occur automatically should it be required,
without any action on your part, as long as
it remains connected to active wall power.
There are two circumstances under which
recharging can occur:
1. NATURAL DISSIPATION: Every battery
loses power over time, even if it is not
actively used. After fully charging the
battery backup, the power level will
naturally decrease over time. Once
the charge falls below approximately
80% of the usable capacity, the battery
backup will automatically begin the
recharge cycle. During this cycle:
(a) The LED power level indicator will
reaches a full charge.
(b) An audible beep will sound and
the LED lights will all show solid, for
approximately 5 seconds, once full
charge has been reached.
NOTE: To display the current level of
level wake button.
NOTE: This recharge cycle is expected
to occur every 3 months, on average.
You can continue to use your furniture
or bed base during the recharge cycle.
2. AFTER AN EXTENDED POWER
OUTAGE: When there is no electricity
provided from the original power
source, the battery backup will activate
and begin to power the furniture or bed
base.
When the battery backup has fallen
below 80% of the usable capacity, the
battery backup will begin its recharge
cycle upon restoration of power.
How likely the unit will have fallenbelow
80% of the usable capacitydepends on:
• The duration of the power outage
• Frequency of use
• Power requirements of the furniture
or bed base
During the recharge cycle:
(a) The LED power level indicator will
reaches a full charge.
(b) An audible beep will sound and
the LED lights will all show solid, for
approximately 5 seconds, once full
charge had been reached.
NOTE: The duration of this cycle will
be approximately 30 minutes up to 2.5
hours, depending on the capacity at
the time of recharging.
POWER OUTAGE
PREPARATION
(VOLUNTARY
RECHARGING)
To maximize the amount of backup power
available for an expected power outage,
ensure the battery backup is fully charged
in advance by performing a manual
recharge.
1. While the battery backup is connected
with your furniture or bed base and
supplied by active wall power, press
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and hold the LED power level wake
button until a single green light is
illuminated.
NOTE: If the unit is not already
connected to your furniture or a bed
base, refer to steps 2-5 of the INITIAL
CHARGE AND CONNECTING THE
BATTERY BACKUP section.
2. After a few seconds, the LED power
indicating the current power level. The
backup reaches a full charge.
NOTE: Once fully charged, all LEDs
remain solid for approximately 5
power level wake button again will
show the current level of charge for
approximately 5 seconds.
NOTE: The duration of this recharge
cycle can last up to 30 minutes,
depending on the capacity at the time
of charging.
STORAGE AND
DISPOSAL
STORAGE
For battery backup storage:
• The battery backup must be charged
within six months of the production
date and/or charged immediately upon
delivery and again after six months of
storage.
• If it is planned that the battery backup
will not be connected in line with
furniture or a bed base for an extended
period, the unit should be charged
fully. Every six months of storage,
charge the pack as normal and return
to storage.
• A battery backup coming from storage
should be fully charged prior to being
connected to furniture or a bed base.
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BATTERY BACKUP
REMOVAL AND
PREPARATION FOR
RECYCLING
To preserve natural
resources, please
recycle or dispose of
this battery backup
properly.
RECYCLE: 1-800-822-8837
Consult your local waste authority for
information regarding available recycling
and/or disposal options.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
NOTE: This product CONTAINS
LITHIUM-ION BATTERIES. Local,
state, or federal laws may prohibit
disposal of lithium-ion batteries in
ordinary trash.
WARNING!
• KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN!
• Risk of fire and/or serious
personal injury.
• COVER the battery backup’s
charging input port and power
output port with heavy-duty
adhesive tape upon removal and
preparation for disposal.
• DO NOT attempt to destroy or
disassemble battery backup.
• DO NOT attempt to remove any of
the battery backup components.
• RECYCLE OR DISPOSE OF
PROPERLY – refer to instructions
above.
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Condition Possible Cause Solution
LED power
level
indicator is
on
Furniture or bed
base is opening
or closing
Normal operation.
The LED power level indicator will light:
• When using the open/close buttons on
your furniture or bed base
• When LED power level wake button is
pressed.
The LED power level indicator turns off after
approximately 5 seconds of inactivity.
Refer to BATTERY CHARGE LED DISPLAY
for more information.
NOTE: Systems with high constant draw
may keep LED indicator lights on at all
times or intermittently.
LED power level
wake button
pressed
Unit will
not hold
a charge
(not lasting
as long as
expected)
Furniture or
bed base has
constant drawing
features
Backup power is intended to power bed base
or furniture motor(s) only. Overall operating
time will be limited if bed base or furniture
includes additional functions including but
not limited to USB ports (actively used or
not), lights, handheld controls, etc. as these
features require constant power to function
and, in many cases, cannot be disabled.
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Condition Possible Cause Solution
Unit is
beeping
Recharge cycle
complete
Normal operation. Unit will beep for 5 seconds
after charge cycle is complete.
Power is low
(below 15%)
Normal operation. Unit will beep while in use,
and for 15 seconds if power is low. Recharge
as soon as possible.
LED power
level
indicator is
off
Furniture or bed
base is not being
opened or closed
Normal operation. The LED power level
indicator will light only while using the open/
close buttons on your furniture or bed base, or
if the LED power level wake button is pressed.
It will turn off after approximately 5 seconds
of inactivity.
LED power
level
indicator is
flashing
Unit is recharging
Normal operation. The LED power level
off after charging is completed.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Troubleshooting continued on next page...
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LIMITED WARRANTY
This battery backup is covered under a 1-year limited warranty. Proof of
purchase is required. For complete warranty information, please visit
https://www.enouvation.com/warranty-claims or call [phone] to request
a written copy of the full warranty terms promptly and free of charge.
our US-based Customer Care Team is standing by. Enouvation Customer Care can
be reached via email, phone, or web. For prompt service, please have the following
available and ready to share:
1. Original invoice showing purchase date.
2. Clear picture of the unit’s serial number marked with a QR code.
3. Photos and /or model name and name of manufacturer of the furniture or
bed base.
4. The buttons or controllers that operate the motion features of the furniture
or bed base.
To reach Customer or Technical Support:
Visit enouvation.com/contact-us,
Call [phone], or
Email customercar[email protected]
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Condition Possible Cause Solution
Unit will
not power
furniture or
bed base
Connections are
not secure
• Ensure furniture or bed base’s transformer
is connected to active wall power, and
securely inserted into the unit’s input port.
• Ensure furniture or bed base’s motor lead
is securely inserted into the unit’s output
port.
Refer to INITIAL CHARGE AND
CONNECTING THE BATTERY BACKUP for
more information.
Unit is in Hard
Shut Down
Unit has been depleted of all backup power and
must be recharged before it can be used again.
Unit is not
recharging
Unit is not
connected to
wall power
Ensure furniture or bed base’s transformer is
connected to active wall power, and securely
inserted into the unit’s input port.
Unit’s power
level is too high
Unit will only recharge if power is below 80%
usable capacity. You can verify unit is at full
charge by pressing and holding LED power
level wake button, while unit is connected to
active wall power.
Unit was not
maintained
If the unit has been left idle without any use or
recharge for 6+ months, the unit may no longer
be functional. Unit must be properly recycled.
Do not discard with regular household waste.
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