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#Battery buddy instructions how to#

In normal operation the Solar iBoost+™ has a fan that runs much like a computer fan and the noise level is quite discreet. Only Solar iBoost+ models from May 2019 can be adjusted, a solution for earlier and original models is to replace the Sender with a Sender 250 available in the on line shop. This can be overcome by adjusting the battery storage or Solar iBoost+ cut in thresholds (Solar iBoost+ 100W) so they do not conflict. On site battery storage may be exporting small amounts of power to the grid. It is fitted after Henley blocks and sending an incorrect reading.ģ. The clamp may be fitted the wrong way aroundĢ. at nightĬheck the orientation and location of the clamp as it is detecting a current flow owing to:ġ. If this message appears and heating occurs when there is no excess solar generation e.g. Another way is to switch off as many home appliances as possible and the diversion levels should rise in line with the increased excess energy. To test this is correct you can switch on a kettle and you will see the energy diversion stop or reduce. The lightning LED flashes blue and the screen indicates the value in kW.

#Battery buddy instructions how to#

You can find information on how to install and utilize the solar roof in our Solar roof article.This message means that the clamp is detecting excess PV energy generation which the Solar iBoost™ is capturing and diverting to the immersion heater. With the solar roof attached, you should be provided with the most power you could ever need and greatly reduce the need to charge Bird Buddy additionally. If you purchased the solar roof add-on, it will aid in making sure your Bird Buddy receives a continuous charge during daylight. Charging Bird Buddy with the solar roof add-on We recommend that the camera module is always taken inside for charging. Otherwise, such a setup could pose a big safety concern. However, you should only do this if your Bird Buddy is located in an appropriate setting (such as a balcony or roofed terrace). You can also replace the USB C cable with a longer one. NOTE: For continuous charging outside, you could run an extension cord to a power adapter that the USB C cable is plugged into.

Plug the larger connector (the USB head) into the charging port of a power adaptor or your computer's USB port.

Plug the smaller connector (the USB-C head) into the charging port at the top of the camera module.

Detach the camera module from the feeder.

It’s as easy as charging your smartphone! Find the instructional video, as well as written instructions below: Simply detach the camera module from the feeder and take it inside to charge it. You can charge your Bird Buddy with the USB-C cable that is included in every order (the cable is relatively short because it's safer and easier to take the module inside for charging). There are three ways to make sure that Bird Buddy is always ready to go, and that you never lose sight of your feathered backyard visitors: You can check here to see whether your solar roof is set up for the optimal charging conditions.

If you are using our solar roof add-on, it will greatly improve your battery life as it provides a continuous charge during daylight.

Is your Bird Buddy outside in extreme weather conditions? If your feeder is outside during inoperable temperatures, it goes dormant to prevent potential damage to the battery.

What frequency of notifications do you have set up in your Bird Buddy app? More frequent notifications and activity detection will use your battery up quicker.

How frequently are you checking in on your Bird Buddy? The more frequently you use it to stream video and take photos, the more battery you use up.

Many factors can affect the expected lifetime of your battery: You can always check the status of your battery no matter where you are, right from the Bird Buddy app. The module that also houses the battery is fully detachable, so you can easily charge it with the USB-C cable that is included in every order.

The Bird Buddy camera module is powered by a 3800 mAh rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery.