Lighting / Fixtures
Anko Desk Lamp Wireless Charger EWL-23130-A User Manual
Quick guide for the Anko Desk Lamp Wireless Charger EWL-23130-A. Learn how to operate the wireless charging, adjust light modes, understand indicator lights, and view technical specifications.
Quick answers from the manual
Quick answer
- The Anko Desk Lamp Wireless Charger combines a desk lamp with a wireless charging pad. It supports up to 15W wireless charging and features adjustable light modes (cool, warm, and combined). p. 1
Key actions
- To charge a phone, place it on the charging plate. The indicator light will turn blue. p. 1
- To change light modes, touch the light switch button to cycle through cool, warm, and combined light. p. 1
Problems and fixes
Indicator light flashes blue-red
Foreign object detected on the charging pad. Remove the object.
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Technical specifications
| Parameter | Value | Meaning | Pages |
|---|---|---|---|
| Input | 5V/3A, 9V/3A | Power input requirements | p. 1 |
| Wireless Output | 5W/7.5W/10W/15W | Charging power | p. 1 |
Table of contents
Quick guide from the manual
The Anko Desk Lamp Wireless Charger is a dual-function device that provides illumination and wireless charging for compatible mobile devices. To ensure optimal performance, use a compliant charger (minimum 15W recommended, 27W for full features). Ensure no metal objects are placed on the charging area during use.
Device Layout
The device consists of the following components:
- Lamp: The upper lighting section.
- Mobile Phone Place: The designated area on the base for wireless charging.
- Touch Light Switch: Button to control lighting modes.
- Indicator Light: LED status light on the base.
- USB Port: Power input connection.
Operating Instructions
Follow these steps to use the device:
- Connect the USB-C cable to the lamp and a power source.
- Place your wireless charging-enabled device on the charging plate to begin charging.
- If the phone is not charging, ensure it is positioned correctly.
- Touch the light icon button to cycle through the LED light modes: 1) Cool light, 2) Warm light, 3) Cool and warm light, 4) Turn off.
Indicator Light Status
The indicator light provides status updates:
- Standby: Red light stays on.
- On Charging: Blue light stays on.
- Fully Charged: Red light stays on.
- Foreign Object Detection: Blue-red flashes.
Technical Specifications
- Input: 5V/3A, 9V/3A
- Wireless Charging Output: 5W/7.5W/10W/15W MAX
- Charging Efficiency: ≤75%
- Charging Distance: ≤6MM
- Cool Light Color Temperature: 5800K
- Warm Light Color Temperature: 2900K
- Cool Light/Warm Light Power: 1.6W MAX
Safety and Usage Notes
- Do not disassemble or throw into fire or water.
- Do not use in severely hot, humid, or corrosive environments.
- Keep at least 30cm away from implantable medical devices (pacemakers, cochlear, etc.).
- Do not place magnetic strips or chip cards (ID cards, credit cards) near the charging area.
- Remove metal objects from the charging area if the indicator light flashes blue-red.
- Some phone cases may affect charging performance; remove the case if charging does not start.
Manufacturer information
Anko
Practical help
Common problems
Indicator light flashes blue-red
A foreign object (likely metal) is detected on the charging pad. Remove the object to resume charging.
Charging does not start
Ensure the phone is placed correctly on the charging plate. Check if the phone case is interfering with charging and remove it if necessary.
Before use
- Use a compliant charger (minimum 15W recommended).
- Ensure no metal objects are on the charging pad.
- Connect the USB-C cable to the lamp.
- Place the mobile phone on the charging plate.
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Specs in practice
- Wireless charging output
- Supports up to 15W max depending on the device (e.g., 7.5W for iPhone, 10W for Samsung).
- Charging distance
- The phone must be within 6mm of the charging surface for effective power transfer.
Model compatibility
- Requires a compliant charger (not included).
- Some phone cases may affect charging performance.
Manual page author
Michael Turner
Technical manual editor