PS-2 Battery Buddy Rechargeable 9volt Power Supply (Copy)

Description

The rechargeable and portable 9Volt power supply for the quick setup and tear-down.  Great for showcases, rehearsals,  camp-outs and tight spaces.

• Rechargeable and long lasting 5000 mAh lithium-ion battery
• Powers 9 volt DC “Boss” type effects (can power several simultaneously with daisy chain connector* sold seperately)
• Simultaneously powers iPhone, iPad, Android and other mobile usb 5volt dc devices (RaspberryPi)
• Powers Roland MicroCube
• Powers Eventide H9 MAX, Ibanez Tube Screamer, Keeley Compressor, Mu-FX Boostron3, Peterson StroboStomp2, Hermida ZenDrive, MXR Phase 90,  Strymon El Capistan
• Includes USB to MiniUSB charge cable, 2.1mm 9 volt DC power cable

9V/5V Power Supply Technical Specifications

Operation voltage 3.7V /5000MA Li-polymer battery
Product dimension 77*90*21.8mm
Charging input INPUT: DC5V 1A
Output voltage/Current OUTPUT 1 : DC5V, 1A
Output voltage/Current OUTPUT 2: DC9V, 1A
Operation Temperature -10 ~50 °C
Storage Temperature -20 ~60 °C
OPERATIONS

1 – Push down battery indicator switch to show battery level

2 – Battery indicator:When charging:

A: 2.4V-3.45V,LED1 flash,LED2-4, flash
B: 3.45-3.65V, LED 1 steady,LED 2 flash,LED 3&4 off
C: 3.65-3.9V,LED 1 & 2 steady,LED 3 flash,LED 4 off
D: 3.9-4.2V,LED 1-3 steady,LED 4 off
E: Above 4.2VLED 1-4 All lite (Battery is full)
3 – Battery indicator:When Discharging

A: <2.85V , LED1-4, all off
B: In between 2.85V ~ 3V, LED 1 flash,LED 2-4 off
C: In between 3V ~ 3.2V, LED 1 steady,LED 2-4 off
D: In between 3.2V ~ 3.45V, LED 1-2 steady,LED 3-4 off
E: In between 3.45V ~ 3.7V, LED 1-3 steady,LED 4 off
F: Above 3.7V, LED 1-4 All lite (Battery is full)
* When voltage is lower then 2.9V

Circuit breaker will switch unit to protection mode
The battery must be re-charged until voltage reach 3.2V

⚠ WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.