Phonak Condor User manual

Condor battery charger
029-3090
Condor Battery Charger
User Guide

Condor battery charger
029-3090
Description
This charger unit is used to recharge the batteries of the Condor communication
system. Each charger can simultaneously recharge up to 5 1300 mAh batteries.
Technical Specifications
AC/DC converter unit electrical supply 100- 240 V ~ 1.5 A- 50 to 60 Hz
Operating temperature 5°C to 45 °C
Charging time 3.25 hours (1300 mAh battery)
Dimensions L: 225mm * H: 88 mm * W: 49 mm
Battery life > 500 cycles
EC Conformity Declaration
Manufacturer’s name: Phonak Communications AG
Manufacturer’s address: Länggasse 17
3280 Murten
Switzerland
Phonak Communications AG hereby declares that this model battery charger
complies with the provisions of EMC 2004/108/EC European directives and the Low
Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC.
The following harmonised standards have been applied:
•EMC: EN61000-6-2 and EN61000-6-3.
•Electrical safety: IEC 60335-1 :2001 +A1+A2 and IEC 60335-2-29.
Warnings
•This charger must only be used with Easy Pack VARTA Lithium-Polymer, 3.7V,
1300 mAh rechargeable batteries.
If the charger is used with any other battery, this could cause that battery to
explode.
•After use, batteries should be disposed of at the appropriate recycling centres.
They should not be disposed of into the environment.

Condor battery charger
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•Do not short-circuit a battery’s contacts.
•Do not open batteries.
•Do not expose batteries to temperatures above 100°C.
•The Condor Battery Charger device has been designed for indoor use.
•When recharging, the surrounding temperature should be between 5°C and
45°C. If the temperature is not within this range, recharging will be suspended
until the correct temperature has been reached.
•Do not use any other power supply with the charger. Only use the external
AC/DC converter unit provided with Condor.
•This device should not be used by people (including children) with reduced
physical, sensory or mental abilities, unless being assisted by an approved
safety guardian who has read the device’s instructions in full.
•Children must not play with this device.
Installation
The charger can be fixed to a wall or placed on any flat surface. An internal fan
ensures that the inside of the charger unit’s case is well ventilated; however do not
obstruct the 10 holes at the front of the charger (either side of the LEDs) or the holes
at the back of the charger.
Plugging in the Charger
Connect the power supply unit to the socket found on the side of the charger unit’s
case, then connect to the nearest available power outlet. When plugged in, the 5
LEDs at the front of the charger will first turn orange, then they will turn off before
finally flashing green.
Setting up the Batteries
Place the batteries on the charger (gold contact side down). When the batteries have
been detected, their corresponding LEDs will turn red. If any red lights do not
appear, check the corresponding batteries have been correctly positioned (with the
plated side at the back of the compartment).

Condor battery charger
029-3090
Charging the Batteries
When a battery is fully charged, its corresponding LED turns green. A battery can be
left in the charging device after it has been completely charged.
LED indicators explained
•Steady red: charging
•Steady green: battery is fully charged
•Flashing red: battery defect, charge has stopped replace the battery
•Flashing green: no battery has been detected
•Flashing green and red in turn: battery temperature is outside authorised range
charging suspended until the correct temperature has been reached
•Flashing orange: unrecognised battery check the battery's authenticity.
Guarantee
The Condor Battery Charger is valid for 2 years from the date of purchase. Phonak
Communications AG accepts no liability for indirect consequential damages.