ZoomBusch And Muller
USB-Werk Dynamo Powered Device Charger & Cache Battery
The USB-WERK supplies 5V and up to 500mA current and is connected to the hub dynamo. The small integrated cache battery ensures a constant voltage supply during slow riding and/or short stops. For this reason the USB-WERK is a perfect fit for charging/powering USB devices such as mobile phones, GPS, MP3 player. The unit is supplied with cable and USB socket.
Charging with the USB WERK:
To fully charge the backup battery that supplies the charging current, you need about 20 minutes at a speed above 17 km /h without a USB device connected and with the lights switched off. Then the USB-WERK will be prepared for optimal operation and charging of USB devices. It is not comparable with a normal mains charger for mobile devices, it supplies devices with power. In current applications, this may suffice for charging at high current loads sometimes it is only enough to slow down the discharge of battery life. The higher your speed, the more charging current is potentially available. At slow speeds, the buffer battery in charging mode cannot recharge because only limited energy is available to the dynamo (about 3 W at a speed of 15 km / h). Some mobile phones however, use up to 5 W. This means that the cache battery needs to be charged first. Once a certain state of charge is reached, the output will switch to the USB port. If the device empties its battery the power supply to the USB output is switched off at its minimum charge level and only the buffer battery is recharged. Thus there are breaks in charging, which some USB devices indicate with the 'start of charging noise'. We recommend you buy the USB-WERK from a bike shop where you can try the device to minimise the need for exchanges if your device is incompatible.
Key Features:
- Charge/power mobile devices using hub dynamo
- Integrated cache battery
- USB Port
- Splash and rain water proof
- Measurements: W x L x H: 32 x 88 x 23mm
- It is your responsibility to ensure that your device is compatible with the USB-WERK before charging.
The USB-WERK supplies 5V and up to 500mA current and is connected to the hub dynamo. The small integrated cache battery ensures a constant voltage supply during slow riding and/or short stops. For this reason the USB-WERK is a perfect fit for charging/powering USB devices such as mobile phones, GPS, MP3 player. The unit is supplied with cable and USB socket.
Charging with the USB WERK:
To fully charge the backup battery that supplies the charging current, you need about 20 minutes at a speed above 17 km /h without a USB device connected and with the lights switched off. Then the USB-WERK will be prepared for optimal operation and charging of USB devices. It is not comparable with a normal mains charger for mobile devices, it supplies devices with power. In current applications, this may suffice for charging at high current loads sometimes it is only enough to slow down the discharge of battery life. The higher your speed, the more charging current is potentially available. At slow speeds, the buffer battery in charging mode cannot recharge because only limited energy is available to the dynamo (about 3 W at a speed of 15 km / h). Some mobile phones however, use up to 5 W. This means that the cache battery needs to be charged first. Once a certain state of charge is reached, the output will switch to the USB port. If the device empties its battery the power supply to the USB output is switched off at its minimum charge level and only the buffer battery is recharged. Thus there are breaks in charging, which some USB devices indicate with the 'start of charging noise'. We recommend you buy the USB-WERK from a bike shop where you can try the device to minimise the need for exchanges if your device is incompatible.
Key Features:
- Charge/power mobile devices using hub dynamo
- Integrated cache battery
- USB Port
- Splash and rain water proof
- Measurements: W x L x H: 32 x 88 x 23mm
- It is your responsibility to ensure that your device is compatible with the USB-WERK before charging.
