Telguua Manuals & User Guides
Telguua specializes in battery-powered heated apparel, including heated gloves and vests designed for outdoor activities, work, and cold weather relief.
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Telguua is a brand dedicated to producing high-quality heated apparel designed to provide comfort and warmth in extreme cold conditions. Their product lineup primarily features rechargeable electric heated gloves and vests powered by high-capacity lithium-polymer and lithium-ion batteries. Built with advanced thermal construction, waterproof membranes, and specialized heating elements, Telguua products are ideal for winter sports, outdoor work, commuting, and providing relief for conditions like Raynaud's syndrome.
Telguua focuses on safety and performance, utilizing UL-certified batteries and multi-layer protective fabrics. With adjustable heat settings, touchscreen compatibility, and durable materials, Telguua gear is engineered for functionality and reliability during the harsh winter months.
Telguua manuals
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Telguua SK-7033 Heated Gloves User’s Guide
Telguua support FAQ
Common questions about manuals, registration, and support for this brand.
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How do I wash my Telguua heated gloves?
Always remove the battery packs before cleaning. Gently hand wash the gloves using mild soap and cool water. Do not machine wash, wring, or tumble dry, as this can damage the internal heating elements.
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How long does the battery last on Telguua heated apparel?
Telguua batteries typically last between 3 to 8 hours on a full charge, depending on the heat setting used (High, Medium, or Low).
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Why is one of my Telguua gloves not heating up?
Ensure the battery is fully charged and securely connected. To determine if the issue is the battery or the glove, swap the batteries between the two gloves.
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How do I store my Telguua batteries when not in use?
Store the batteries in a cool, dry place at around 50% charge. To maintain battery health, recharge them at least once every three months during periods of non-use.