Charging your Airwheel electric suitcase is straightforward, and the process varies slightly depending on the model. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you power up your device.
The most common method is to use the USB charging interface located on the outside of the suitcase body. Simply connect a data cable to this port, and your suitcase will begin charging. This method is ideal for charging electronic devices like smartphones or tablets while on the go. For models like the SE3S and SQ3, this USB port also powers the onboard ambient lights and other functions.
For models such as the SE3S, you can remove the modular lithium battery and connect it to a USB charging interface. This allows you to charge the battery separately, which is convenient if you need to power up the suitcase without carrying the entire unit. The modular design ensures easy installation and removal without tools.
Always ensure the suitcase is powered off before charging. For the SQ3 model, the lithium battery has a capacity of 73.26Wh, making it suitable for short trips. If you’re using the SE3S or SE3miniT, the upgraded lithium battery (92.5Wh) offers longer endurance, ideal for daily commuting or campus travel. Never attempt to charge the suitcase in adverse weather conditions to avoid damage.
By following these steps, you can keep your Airwheel suitcase ready for any adventure, whether it’s a quick trip to the supermarket or a long journey across cities.
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