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Power Ready Notebook Cases

Instruction Manual

TravelPower Case is compatible with the majority of contemporary notebook computers. Selecting the correct voltage and notebook tip is essential to ensure proper operation. The Compatibilty Guide will help you determine what choices are appropriate for your notebook computer.

NOTE: Before purchase and use, please review the “Compatibility Guide” to determine if your notebook is supported and to determine proper voltage settings.

•Charge and power your notebook, PDA and mobile phone simultaneously.

•Any single air, auto or AC power source charges all devices.

•Rugged case with specially designed pockets.

NOTE: Charging a mobile phone or PDA requires USB Charging Cables which are sold separately. Other brands of USB charging cables will work with APC’s TravelPower Adapter.

Service

Do not return product to the place of purchase under any circumstances. Consult troubleshooting to solve common problems.If you are still having trouble, make sure you have the date of purchase, model number and serial number from back of adapter before calling APC Customer Support.

Warranty

The standard warranty is 2 years from the date of purchase. APC will replace the original with an APC factory qualified unit. APC will ship a replacement once the defective unit is received or will cross-ship a replacement upon the provision of a valid credit card. APC pays ground freight transportation to return product to the customer.

Specifications

Item	Specification

Input	11 - 16 VDC, 10 A or 100 - 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 1.25 A
Output	15 - 20 VDC, 5 VDC. See rear of Adapter for individual amperage.
Charging Time	Typical charging time for notebook computers is less than one hour.
	Charging times vary depending on state of device and power availability.
Physical	Adapter Weight: 2.20 lbs.
	Operating temperature: 0-40 deg. C

Directions For Use

1. Place TravelPower Adapter in case as shown to utilize all the potential of TravelPower.

USB charger cables route between pockets and thru elastic loops for connection to your mobile devices.

VelcroTM strip on mesh pocket holds charger cables in their proper place.

Flat mesh pouch stores the USB Multi-plug socket and the extra USB Charger cables.

The Multi-port USB socket provides two USB ports for charging two mobile devices at one time.

Cord pocket allows easy access to power for charging all your mobile devices.

2.Turn the voltage select knob on the TravelPower Adapter, to set the appropriate voltage for the notebook computer being charged (See Compatibility Guide).

Use a screw driver or a small coin to set voltage.

After selecting the correct tip, push firmly into place.

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APC, or Advanced Power Control, refers to a set of technologies and features designed to enhance the efficiency and reliability of power systems. Widely used in data centers, telecommunications, and critical infrastructure, APC focuses on optimizing power management and ensuring continuous operations.

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The technologies underlying APC include programmable logic controllers (PLCs), intelligent power distribution units (PDUs), and smart sensors. PLCs automate various tasks related to power management, providing greater control and efficiency. Intelligent PDUs distribute power intelligently, allowing for remote monitoring and management. Smart sensors enhance the system’s ability to respond dynamically to changes in power demand.

Moreover, APC systems are often equipped with predictive analytics capabilities. By analyzing historical data, these systems can anticipate future power requirements and potential failures, enabling preemptive measures to be taken. This predictive maintenance approach helps to further minimize downtime and optimize resource allocation.

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