Powering the lithium-ion chargers for best results
Desktop charger: To power the lithium-ion charger, simply insert the USB plug into the power plug, and the power plug into a wall socket. You’ll know it’s working when the green light in front turns on.
Ensure your charger is always connected to a power source when your hearing aids are placed in it. Otherwise your hearing aids will turn on and their batteries will begin to drain.
SmartCharger:
The SmartCharger contains a built-in lithium-ion rechargeable battery that doubles as a power bank. This lets you fully charge a pair of hearing aids a minimum of three times on a fully-charged power bank while you are on-the-go.
When the charger is plugged into a power source
• Your hearing aids and the charger’s built-in battery are being charged.
When the charger is unplugged from a power source
• The charger enters Power bank mode, letting you charge your hearing aids when you do not have access to a power socket.
TIP
For optimal performance, the desktop charger should be connected directly to a wall socket.