K Tor Power Box Pedal Battery Charger for Cellphones and Other Gadgets

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: What products are compatible with the K-Tor Power Box?
A: This pedal power generator can be used to power a wide range of electronic devices and other electronics that consume no more than 20 watts of power, including but not limited to cellphones, tablets, LED lanterns, mobile radios, DVD and music players and GPS devices.

Q: How many devices can it power?
A: This portable pedal generator has one DC outlet and can power only one device in a given time. However, it can be used to power multiple devices simultaneously by using a power strip. Just make sure that you won't go over the 20 watt maximum rating.

Q: Can I stand on the pedals of this universal pedal charger?
A: No, you can't.

Q: Can I mount it on a wooden base?
A: Yes, you can. This pedal battery charger for cellphones other electronic devices has mounting holes in the generator feet which you can use to screw down or stake down this product on a more stable base.

Q: Can I operate it with my hands?
A: Although it's designed to be operated with your feet, the K-Tor Power Box can also be operated with your hands.

What's Included:

• Right pedal
• Left pedal
• Main body
• Feet (2)
• Instruction manual

Now that we setup the Power Box, and of course you use it with your hands, but it's really designed to be used with your feet, and it's very easy with your feet and you can pedal for long periods time with your feet. It is very important that it's on a stable surface and doesn't move around. We currently have it setup to charge two things at the same time: a tablet and a cellphone. This is done by using a simple extension cord. Start pedaling, come up to speed quickly and establish a normal rhythm at one and a half cycles per second.

For those of you that are gonna be pedaling for long periods of time, we find it much easier to be sitting in an easy chair, reclined, when you're pedaling. The unit is in fact designed to be screwed down to a piece of wood. There are four holes in each of the four corners of the feet underneath the pins, and it all screws down to a piece of wood, so you can screw it down to a floor, or you can screw it down to a piece of wood that's held in an angle, like this.

To operate devices that are beyond the Power Box's 20-watt capability directly, how you would do this is you would charge a battery first, and then you can use that battery to operate the other device. So for example, this is an external battery on a laptop. You would charge this from the Power Box and then you will connect this to your laptop. I also have connected to the Power Box right now, a standard sealed 12-volt lead acid battery. This is the one that's used with the Power Wheels kids toys. You can charge that up with the Power Box and then you can run all kinds of devices off of that 12-volt battery.

One of the great things about the Power Box is because you can pedal for long periods of time, it's very versatile. You can use it to charge external batteries and of course, there's a wide range of sizes of 12-volt batteries, and you can run many things directly off 12-volt. But you can also run an inverter off of a 12-volt battery and you can run pretty much anything that you can't run directly. So for example, we have a full-sized laptop here plugged into this inverter and I also have an electric fan.