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15-25mm

Mounting hole for

wireless charger W-2

64 mm diameter

Wireless charger W-2

Please twist this handle

in CCW direction till

you feel resistance

Cable hole

25 mm diameter

USB HUB TYPE A/LI

DC power

supply 9V 2,5A

Air jack connector

should be disconnected

before mounting

500 mm

1000 mm

500 mm

Recommended

top panel

thickness

Step 1

Patent pending

DUAL CHARGING TECHNOLOGY

MOUNTING INSTRUCTION "UNDER FURNITURE TOP"

WIRELESS CHARGER W-2 + USB-EC-A2FS500-B/LI

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WIRELESS CHARGER W-2

Summary of content (4 pages)

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WIRELESS CHARGER W-2 PAGE-1 DUAL CHARGING TECHNOLOGY MOUNTING INSTRUCTION "UNDER FURNITURE TOP" WIRELESS CHARGER W-2 + USB-EC-A2FS500-B/LI 15-25mm Mounting hole for wireless charger W-2 64 mm diameter Recommended top panel thickness Cable hole 25 mm diameter Wireless charger W-2 Please twist this handle in CCW direction till you feel resistance 500 mm USB HUB TYPE A/LI 500 mm 1000 mm Air jack connector should be disconnected before mounting DC power supply 9V 2,5A Step 1 Patent pending
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WIRELESS CHARGER W-2 PAGE-2 Install W-2 wireless charging device into prepared hole Connect USB plug into Wireleess W-2 charger USB socket Cable hole 25 mm diameter If wireless charger device fits properly to the hole and you feel that device can not be pushed deeper please twist this part in CW direction to lock Connect air jack connector after mounting in furniture Step 2 Step 3 Patent pending
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WIRELESS CHARGER W-2 PAGE-3 Locker should look like picture shown when in the closed position Light description: -One blink at power on -Constant lighting when Wireless charger is charging phone. -The green light disappears when phone is charged fully.
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1. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment 2. Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.