Bose BOSE S1 PRO + BATTERY
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Essential Information About the Bose S1 Pro+ Battery
Essential Information About the Bose S1 Pro+ Battery
- Portable Battery Life: an optional battery designed to use your S1 Pro+ when mains power is not available.
- Simple Activation: delivered in "standby" mode, it reactivates by connecting the S1 Pro+ to mains power and switching it On after insertion.
- Automatic Recharge: as soon as the S1 Pro+ is connected to mains power and the system is not in use, the battery recharges.
- Fast Charging: a dedicated mode speeds up charging by placing the switch in the lower position when the device is not in use.
Manufacturer Information
Bose
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A Battery Designed to Accompany the S1 Pro+ System on the Go
This battery integrates as an optional accessory for the S1 Pro+, maintaining the system's "all-in-one" philosophy: transport, quick setup, and playback without relying on mains power. It is delivered in "standby" mode for storage and transport and automatically returns to standby if not used for 30 consecutive days.
Who Is It For and What Are Its Uses?
It is intended for musicians, hosts, teachers, speakers, and technicians who use the S1 Pro+ for mobile performances, rehearsals, outdoor events, or any space where access to mains power is limited. Ideal for securing a set, ensuring playback at a point of sale, or simplifying a quick setup.
Activation, Charging, and Best Installation Practices
Exiting "Standby" Mode
The battery cannot be used until it has exited "standby" mode. To reactivate it, insert it correctly, connect the S1 Pro+ to mains power, then switch the device On.
Charging and Fast Charging
Whenever the S1 Pro+ is connected to mains power and the system is not in use, the battery recharges. Fast charging speeds up this process: place the switch in the lower position when the device is not in use.
Insertion Caution
The battery should slide easily into its slot: do not force it. If insertion is difficult, rotate the battery 180 degrees before trying again.
Technical specifications
| Compatible with | S1 Pro+ | Charging | when the S1 Pro+ is connected to mains power and the system is not in use |
| Type | optional battery (to be used when mains power is not available) | Fast charging | activated by placing the switch in the lower position when the device is not in use |
| State at delivery | "standby" mode | Insertion | the battery must slide easily into the slot |
| Reactivation | connect the S1 Pro+ to mains power + switch On after correct insertion | Instruction | do not force during insertion |
| Automatic return to standby | if unused for 30 consecutive days | If difficulty occurs | rotate the battery 180 degrees and try again |
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Questions frequently asked
Is this battery compatible with the Bose S1 Pro+?
This optional battery is exclusively compatible with the Bose S1 Pro+ system.
How to activate the battery before first use?
Upon delivery, the battery is in standby mode. After correct insertion, the S1 Pro+ must be connected to mains power and switched On to reactivate it.
How to recharge the S1 Pro+ battery?
Charging occurs when the S1 Pro+ is connected to mains power and not in use. Fast charging is activated by placing the switch in the lower position while the unit remains unused.
Does the battery automatically go into standby?
After 30 consecutive days without use, the battery automatically returns to standby mode.
How to install the battery in the S1 Pro+ without forcing it?
Insertion should occur without resistance into the designated slot. If difficulty arises, the battery should be rotated 180 degrees before attempting again. No force should be applied.
