Power Pack is not fully charged

Charge the battery of your Nuki Power Pack using one of the integrated USB Type-C ports.
You can also charge the Nuki Power Pack directly in the Smart Lock or on the door. This means you can keep your Smart Lock permanently connected to the power supply.

    • The Nuki Power Pack is equipped with a total charging capacity of 2.05 Ah. 
    • Please charge your Power Pack with the enclosed USB cable before first use.
    • For optimal performance we recommend the Amazon 5W USB Original Charger and Power Adapter.
    • The average charging time from empty to full is about 10 hours. During the charging process the LED flashes. When the Nuki Power Pack is fully charged the LED turns off.
    • Please note that the Power Pack reaches the full charging capacity after 2-3 charging processes.
    • The charging process is only started when the charge level has dropped below 75%. This is to protect the battery.


If your Power Pack does not charge or does not charge sufficiently, check the following troubleshooting steps:

Battery type
Check the set battery type in the Nuki app. To do so, tap on the desired Smart Lock in the Nuki app and open the settings. Then go to “Features & Configuration” > “Battery type” > “Battery type”. Set the Battery type manually to “Nuki Power Pack”.

Firmware
Problems can sometimes occur due to outdated software. Therefore, check whether the latest software version is installed on your Smart Lock. To do so, tap on the desired Smart Lock in the Nuki app and enter the lock settings. Then go to “Features & Configuration” and choose “Firmware update”. Then follow the instructions in the Nuki app to update the firmware of your Smart Lock.

Power supply unit
Please charge your Power Pack with the enclosed USB cable before first use. For optimal performance we recommend the Amazon 5W USB Original Charger and Power Adapter.

Nuki does not support fast charging (Power Delivery). Therefore, charging the Nuki Power Pack with a modern charger that uses the so-called Power Delivery technology may not work successfully.



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