User Manual for mophie Powerstation Wireless Stand

Important Information

Before using your mophie Powerstation Wireless Stand for the first time, it is essential to fully charge the device. Ensure that all four status LEDs light up when pressing the charge status button. This device is designed for use in open-air conditions and should not be operated in enclosed, unventilated spaces such as carrying bags, pockets, or bedding to prevent overheating.

Safety Instructions

• Temperature: Do not store or operate the product in high-temperature environments, including direct sunlight or near heat sources. Exposure to temperatures above 212°F (100°C) may cause an explosion.
• Handling: Do not disassemble, modify, or attempt to re-purpose the device. Do not insert fingers or hands into the product.
• Damage: If the device shows signs of damage such as dents, punctures, tears, deformities, or corrosion, discontinue use immediately and contact the manufacturer.
• Moisture: Keep the device away from rain and snow.
• Supervision: If the device is used by a minor, an adult must provide supervision and instruction.

Charging and Operation

To check the battery level, press the charge status button; the LEDs will indicate the remaining power. Do not disconnect the Powerstation from a connected device while it is charging; wait until the device is fully charged. The Powerstation will automatically switch off when disconnected from a device.

Maintenance and Care

Keep the device clean and free of debris. Do not use the battery case in excess of its output rating, as overloading outputs may result in a risk of fire or injury. Always dispose of batteries at an approved local battery-recycling center; never dispose of batteries in regular household garbage.

Regulatory Compliance

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules and RSS-Gen of IC Rules. Operation is subject to the condition that the device does not cause harmful interference and must accept any interference received. If the device causes interference with radio or television reception, try reorienting the receiving antenna or increasing the separation between the equipment and the receiver.