The charging status display of Philips chargers may vary depending on the model and style, but there are usually several ways:
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1. Light indicator: Most Philips chargers will display the charging status through the light indicator when charging. Usually, when the charger is plugged in, the indicator light will light up, indicating that the charger is connected to the power supply. When the charger is working normally, the indicator light will flash or change color, indicating that it is charging. When the battery is full, the indicator will stop flashing or turn green, indicating that the charge is complete.
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2. Digital display: Some Philips chargers may use a digital display to display the charging status. The digital screen usually displays the current battery charge percentage as well as the charging status (such as being charged or fully charged).
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3. Sound prompt: Some Philips chargers may also display the charging status through sound prompt. For example, when the charger is plugged in, it may beep to indicate that it is connected to the power supply. When the battery is fully charged, there may be another audible cue indicating that the charge is complete.
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It should be noted that the charger showing full does not mean that the battery has been fully charged. It is recommended to charge the device for a period of time after the charger displays full to ensure that the battery is fully charged.
1, flash red when the power is low, when charging has been bright red, it will turn green after full.
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2, 8 hours of charging can work continuously for about 40 minutes. It can be charged at night while sleeping and unplugged the next morning.
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3. When charging, the power light above is always red. It changes color when it's full.