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Using a humidifier or heated tubing while powering your compatible PAP device
with the Pilot-12 Lite will significantly decrease the battery run time. For optimal
run times please disable and/or detach any humidifiers and heated tubing.
• DO NOT expose battery to temperatures above 40°C / 104°F (Fire Hazard!)
• DO NOT expose battery to temperatures below -10°C / 14°F (Cell Damage
Hazard!)
• DO NOT expose battery to relative humidity above 85% (Electrical Hazard!)
• Normal operating ambient temperatures are 0°C / 32°F to 35°C / 95°F
• Fully charge battery before storage and at least every 6 months thereafter
Section 1.4 Pilot-12 Lite Intended Use and Compatibility
Pilot-12 Lite is manufactured with genuine LG industrial grade rechargeable
lithium ion cells. The Pilot-12 Lite can be used as a backup power source to
prevent interruption to PAP therapy in the case of a power outage.
Pilot-12 Lite can serve as a portable PAP battery during travel by air, land, or sea
when the mains power source is not available.
Pilot-12 Lite is designed to be used with most 12V PAP Devices (Refer to Section
1.2 PAP Device Compatibility).
Pilot-12 Lite has a USB port (output: 5V 2.5A) which can be used to charge
cellphones, tablets and other commonly used handheld devices rated for
receiving the above USB power output.
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1. Charge Port
Plug the compatible AC adapter into this port (use the short charging adapter cable if
required). Ensure that the AC adapter is plugged into the mains power outlet. Once the
battery is charging the 4 green Charge Level Indicator Lights will turn on.
2. Multi Function Button
Pressing the button once will show the battery's charge level (if the battery is in Standby
Mode: refer to Stand-by Mode in Section 1.6)
Holding the button for 3 seconds will turn the LED Flashlight On and Off
3. Blue "ON" Indicator Light
The light will shine solid blue once the battery is connected and is sending power to a
compatible PAP device. (If this light is flashing, please check the error code in Section 8).
Section 1.3 IMPORTANT PILOT-12 LITE
SAFETY USAGE INFORMATION
Section 1.5 Pilot-12 Lite Control Panel
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