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Sandberg In Car Wireless Charger IR 10W User Guide

Quick guide for the Sandberg In Car Wireless Charger IR 10W (441-20). Learn how to mount the charger, connect power, and understand LED status indicators for charging.

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Quick guide from the manual

This guide covers the installation and operation of the Sandberg In Car Wireless Charger IR 10W (model 441-20). Ensure you use a QC 3.0 compatible power source to achieve full charging speed.

Mounting

The charger can be installed in your vehicle using one of two included methods:

Mounting options: Arm holder and Air vent holder
Mounting options: Arm holder and Air vent holder
  • Arm holder: Attach the arm mount to your dashboard or windshield.
  • Air vent holder: Attach the clip to your vehicle's air vent.

Connection and Operation

Connect the charger to a power source using the provided cable. For optimal performance, a QC 3.0 compatible power source is required.

Connecting the charger and placing the smartphone
Connecting the charger and placing the smartphone
  • Placing smartphone: The built-in IR sensor will automatically open the clamps when you bring your phone near.
  • Charging: Once the phone is placed, the charger will automatically begin wireless charging.
  • Removing smartphone: Simply remove the phone from the holder.

LED Indicators

The LED light on the charger indicates the current status:

LED status indicators
LED status indicators
  • Red light: Standby, ready for use.
  • Blue light (flashing slowly): Normal charge operation.
  • Red light (flashing): Error detected.

Manufacturer information

Sandberg A/S

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Practical help

Common problems

Red light flashing

Indicates an error. Ensure the phone is positioned correctly and the charger is receiving adequate power.

Before use

  • Ensure you have a QC 3.0 compatible power source for full speed charging.
  • Choose the appropriate mounting method (Arm or Air vent).
  • Connect the USB cable to the power source.

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