Wagan TravelCharge Companion GO-Plus User manual

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TravelCharge™
Companion GO-Plus™
User’s Manual

TravelCharge™Companion GO-Plus™by Wagan Tech®
Thank you for purchasing the TravelCharge™Companion GO-Plus™by Wagan
Tech®. With normal care and proper treatment, it will provide years of reliable
service. Please read all operating instructions carefully before use.
The Companion GO-Plus supplies two USB power ports andone 12V/24V DC
socket, allowing you to use your car vehicle accessory socket to charge more
than one mobile device at the same time. Now you can charge your mobile
phone, digital camera, MP3 player, or iPad®while on the go.
CAUTION!
• Do not install the unit where it obstructs driving or airbag deployment.
• Keep away from excessive moisture.
• To avoid overheating, keep out the direct sunlight.
• Unplug when not in use.
FEATURES
• 2 USB devices can charge simultaneously.
• 2.1 Amp USB power—charges most tablets/e-readers, and smartphones.
• DC socket maintains availability of original port for charging other devices
such as your GPS.
• LED power indicator.
•Fused protection.
SPECIFICATIONS
• Input: 12 V or 24 V DC
•Output—DC socket: 12 V or 24 V up to 8 A
• Output—USB Power Ports: 5 V DC @ 3.1 A total
• Fuse: 8 A

User’s Manual—Read before using this equipment
PRODUCT DIAGRAM
USB Power Port: 1.0 A max
DC Socket: 12 V or 24 V
USB Power Port: 2.1 A max
OPERATION
1. Insert the DC plug into vehicle's 12 V or 24 V car cigarette lighter socket.
The LED around the DC socket will light up when it detects input power.
2. Connect the device you wish to power into one of the USB ports or DC
socket. Output power depends on the device's needs, but is limited to each
port's maximum output power (indicated in the diagram above).
TROUBLESHOOTING
Tablet/e-reader or smartphone does not charge.
Disconnect them from the USB ports and check the LED indicator and fuse.
My Samsung tablet will not charge.
Samsung tablets require a different charging configuration. This unit is not
compatible with Samsung tablets.
My USB device keeps dropping in and out of charge mode.
If you have two iPads or other similar high-current draw devices plugged into
both ports, the circuit may be overloading. Total current cannot be over 3.1 Amps
from all devices.
No lights are on and there is no output power.
Check the fuse in the cigarette lighter plug by removing the cap on the DC plug.
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