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GB | LED Work Light
Quick Switch-off Function
This function will make switching off a Work Light with multiple lighting modes
much easier. Simply use whichever lighting mode you need and then turn off
the Work Light when you're done with a single button press – no need to go
through all the remaining lighting modes to turn the Work Light off.
1. Turn on the Work Light.
2. Choose the lighting mode that suits you best.
3. The quick switch-off function automatically activates if the Work Light remains in the
same lighting mode for 10 seconds.
4. Afterwards, another press of the button automatically turns the Work Light off (skips
the other lighting modes).
Rechargeable Battery Protection
A product with this function features protective circuits that prevent both
overcharging and excessive discharging of the accumulator that could lead
to high temperatures, sparking or explosion that would irreversibly damage
or destroy the product.
Charging the Accumulator
When the battery is charging, one of the four LEDs on the back of the LED flashlight flashes.
Once the battery is charged, all four LEDs light up for 10 seconds. After 10 seconds all
four LEDs go off.
Attention
• When new, the Work Light must first be charged before use.
• The Work Light's accumulator must be kept charged to prevent the voltage from dropping
below the threshold level. Therefore, it is recommended to recharge the Work Light
at least once every 3 months even when it is not being used. Temperature for lamp
charging +5 °C to +45 °C.
• If the Work Light does not light up or the light is weak, recharge it immediately.
• If the accumulator is damaged or destroyed due to non-observance of the above rules,
complaints filed within the warranty period regarding the Work Light (accumulator)
will not be accepted.
• Recharge the Work Light in dry indoor areas.
• Do not throw the Work Light or the accumulator into a fire and do not disassemble or
short-circuit it.
• This device is not intended for use by children or persons whose physical, sensory or
mental disability or lack of experience and expertise prevents safe use, unless they are
supervised by a person responsible for their safety.
• Keep the Work Light out of reach of children.
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