User Manual for Bosch GAA 12V-21 Professional USB Charging Adapter

Quick guide from the manual

The Bosch GAA 12V-21 Professional is a battery adapter designed to power USB devices and heating elements for heated workwear using Bosch 10.8V or 12V Li-ion batteries. Key operations include inserting the battery, connecting heating elements, and charging external USB devices.

Product Description

The adapter serves as a power source for mobile devices and heated clothing. It features a USB port and a dedicated socket for heating elements. It is compact and includes a belt clip for portability.

Components

• (1) Battery adapter
• (2) USB port
• (3) Socket for heating element connector
• (4) Battery
• (5) Battery release buttons
• (6) Belt clip
• (7) Connector plug
• (8) USB activation button

Operation

Inserting and Removing the Battery

Do not use force when inserting the battery. Slide the battery (4) into the adapter (1) until it stops. To remove, press the release buttons (5) on the battery and pull it out.

Connecting Heating Elements

Plug the connector plug (7) into the socket (3) on the adapter. Slide the adapter (1) into the designated pocket in the garment or attach it to your belt using the belt clip (6).

Charging External USB Devices

Connect your USB device's charging cable to the USB port (2). Press the activation button (8) for approximately 3 seconds to start charging. The USB port automatically deactivates after about 2 hours to save energy, or after 30 seconds if no cable is connected.

Troubleshooting

If the heating element does not warm up, ensure the battery is charged and the connector plug (7) is correctly inserted. If an external USB device does not charge, ensure the battery is charged, the cable is connected to the USB port (2), and the activation button (8) has been pressed for 3 seconds.

Maintenance and Service

For repairs, maintenance, or spare parts, visit www.bosch-pt.com. Always include the 10-digit article number from the product nameplate in all correspondence.

Transport and Disposal

Lithium-ion batteries are subject to dangerous goods legislation. Transport batteries only if the housing is undamaged. Dispose of electrical equipment and batteries in an environmentally friendly manner, following local regulations.