- Hey there, it's Jake from Snowys,
and today I've got the Knog PWR Bank.
These are affordable PWR Bank.
They're a USB rechargeable PWR Bank.
And they're an integral part of the Knog PWR ecosystem.
So the Knog PWR Bank range has three different sizes.
We've got the small 3,350 milliampere-hours,
5,000 milliampere-hours,
and the large one has got 10,000 milliampere-hours.
Now they're all part of a system that works together.
You've got lighthead options,
you've got lantern options, sound options,
head torch options, helmet mount options,
bike mount options.
And we've got them all here.
And all the info about those is in separate videos.
But I'll just run you through a few here today.
We've got some lighthead options here.
Just need to plug it in.
And these work seamlessly together.
You've got the lighthead options there.
So you've got the PWR Bank
that's now a lantern or a torch.
You've got bike mount option.
So you can slide it on to your bike onto your handlebar.
We've got a head torch option.
So you can just mount the battery on the back there.
Put the light head on the front, you've got a head torch.
We've got a little Bluetooth speaker here.
So the battery just goes on the inside there.
Check that out in more detail on the video on that one.
And you've got a lantern here.
So the Knog PWR Bank can go in there.
The PWR Bank can also charge your phone,
charge your watch.
USB out, micro USB in.
You've got the included micro USB charging cable.
And you've also got the little cap here.
It's the same size cap for all three options.
And when you put that cap on there
that makes it a water-resistant little unit there.
The Knog PWR Banks are made of aluminium.
The main part of the body is aluminium,
and the channel there.
You got ABS plastic here, the red bit,
and the black bit there is a silicon rubber.
And that helps with the water resistance
when you're using the lightheads, and the little cap here.
Okay, I'm just gonna talk about the dimensions.
The small PWR Bank here, it measures 10.4 centimetres long
and three centimetres wide and 3.1,
including the release button there.
And that one weighs 115 grammes.
PWR Bank Medium, 10.4 centimetres long,
3.4 centimetres wide and 3.5, including the release button,
and that one weighs in at 170 grammes.
And PWR Bank Large, this is also 10.4 centimetres long,
but 4.7 or 4.8, including the release button there.
And that one weighs in at 270 grammes.
Now I'm gonna tell you how to charge in and charge out
using the Knog PWR Bank.
Okay, so you've got a micro USB in for the charging
and you can use any sorta standard wall outlet
and plug that into your PWR source
and plug it into the micro USB right there.
Now I don't have access to a PWR point at the moment
so for the purpose of this video,
I'm just gonna pop it into the large PWR Bank over here.
And you'll see, once it starts charging,
you've got some flashing lights here.
So you've got four red battery light indicators
and all four charged means a hundred percent.
If you've got three it's 75%, two is 50%,
and just one is 25%.
So that's a battery indicator.
So you know how much you've got left when you're using it
and then how much it's got in it when it's charging.
Now I'll also just explain a few things that's going on
on the top here.
So you've got your micro USB in,
you've got your USB out,
and you've got this other hole here.
Now that's to connect the powerhead,
the lightheads to give PWR through to the light head,
or the lantern, or the Bluetooth speaker
that you might be using.
So don't try and check your USB in that hole.
You can also use this to charge any of your devices,
a phone, a watch whatever you might have.
Just pop that in there.
It makes a good, lightweight, compact, sturdy PWR Bank.
Okay, so that's charging my device now.
And it also has a battery indicator
that you just need to, just wait for that to go off,
just tap the bottom, wait about two seconds,
and these all light up, giving you how much life
you've got left in that battery.
Just a simple tap.
Okay.
Now the charge time for these is five hours
for the PWR Bank Small,
approximately five hours for the PWR Bank Medium
and seven hours for the PWR Bank Large,
and that's off the wall unit.
You might've noticed while I've been showing you
through the Knog PWR Banks,
this little channel or group here
contains some important information about charging in
and charging out and the battery capacity,
but also provides another really critical function.
If you're gonna use these PWR Banks with a lighthead
on your bike,
it provides the locking mechanism
for the little cradle here.
So it stays solid on your bike.
So if you're going to mount this
on the head torch strap,
that channel is the holding function.
Now, if you gonna use the Knog PWR range of products,
like the sound, the lantern, the lightheads,
you need these batteries to make the whole system work.
These are an integral part
of the whole Knog PWR ecosystem.
Now you can check these out in more detail
on our website snowys.com.au
where you get the lowest price every day.
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