Angled Wireless Charger

PARTS/TOOLS NEEDED

• Angled Wireless Charger (Product)
• Mounting Screws (Not Provided)
• Power Drill

Safety/Installation Considerations

• Disconnect power before installing, adding, or changing any component.
• To avoid a hazard to children, account for all parts and destroy all packing materials.
• Electrical Specs: Input voltage: 9-15V DC | Max Input current: 1.8A | Max Input Power 15W | Charging Capacity: 5W/7W/10W (phone dependent)
• Wire leads to product must be appropriately sized to handle the max current.
• The charger has been designed to work with Qi compatible devices.
• The charger has been designed to charge and operate within the receiving device's thermal parameters. Low or high temperatures might cause the receiving device to change their charging behavior to regulate its temperature and preserve battery life. Typical temperature ranges are 5°C to 45°C (41°F to 113°F). When exceeding these operating temperatures, the phone and/or the charging device may temporarily stop charging to protect from overheating.
• The wireless charging module has been designed to be optimized with no case installed. If a thick phone case is added, the distance between the charger surface and the phone may increase, potentially causing the device to not charge or to temporarily shut down to protect from over-heating.
• Interior use only.

Wireless Charging Best Practices

• Choose compatible cases specifically designed for wireless charging, made from non-ferrous (not containing iron or steel) materials.
• Avoid metal near the charging surface, as it can reduce charging speed or cause overheating of the metal in the case.
• Position devices properly by aligning the charging coil on your phone with the coil centered on the charger.
• Watch for overheating: Phone and charger may get warm during charging, but excessive heat can indicate improper charging or an obstruction. Check for obstructions and remove devices immediately to dissipate heat.
• All ITC chargers are equipped with thermal foldback features which will slow or stop charging if excessive heat or foreign objects are sensed.

Installation Steps

1. 1. Determine Installation Location and Mark Mounting Holes

   Use the charger as a guide to mark the mounting hole locations. Pre-drill holes in the mounting surface.

   [Visual Description: A close-up image of a surface with several small pre-drilled holes, indicating a mounting point.]

2. 2. Wire the Charger

   Connect the incoming 12V DC power to the charger. The black wire should be connected to the negative (-) terminal, and the red wire should be connected to the positive (+) terminal.

   [Visual Description: A wiring diagram showing an incoming 12V DC power source with a black wire (negative) and a red wire (positive) connecting to the corresponding terminals on the Wireless Charger.]

3. 3. Attach the Charger to the Wall

   Secure the charger to the wall using #8 screws (not provided).

4. 4. Secure the Rubber Pad

   Remove the adhesive backing from the rubber pad. Press the pad firmly in place on the front of the charger, ensuring the tabs are fully inserted into the corresponding holes.

   [Visual Description: A sequence of three images illustrating the process: 1. Peeling adhesive tape from a rubber pad. 2. Placing the pad onto the charger. 3. The pad fully attached, with tabs secured.]