Warning
Only use Li-ion batteries designed for use with the device and approved by NavVis.
The LED indicator on the battery charger turns red while charging and green once the Li-ion battery is fully charged.
Warning
Disconnect the Li-ion battery once charging is complete.
Dispose of the Li-ion batteries properly, in compliance with local regulations.
Contact NavVis Support for instructions on the correct recycling procedure.
Checking the Li-ion battery level
Press the small button on the Li-ion battery to check if it needs charging. You need at least 3 of the 4 lights on before scanning. The LEDs on the Li-ion battery indicate different charge levels. 
Charging the Li-ion batteries
You can charge the batteries of the NavVis CLX in several ways, depending on your needs.
Charging using the battery chargers
Option 1: charging one battery using the battery charger
Insert the battery power cable into the battery charger.
Insert the Li-ion battery.
Make sure it is fully inserted.
Connect the battery power cable to the power plug.
Connect the power plug to an electrical wall socket.

Option 2: charging multiple batteries using the battery charger
Insert the two battery power cables into the two battery chargers.
Insert the Li-ion batteries.
Make sure they are fully inserted.
Connect the battery power cables to the power plug.
Connect the power plug to an electrical wall socket.

Charging the device directly
To charge the device, connect the battery power cable to the device and plug the other end into an electrical wall socket.
Charging from a power bank
If you are not near a power source, you can charge the battery or the device directly from a power bank.
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Hot swapping the batteries
You can hot swap the batteries on the NavVis CLX while scanning, but follow these instructions precisely. Otherwise, the scan is interrupted and you lose the captured data.
Caution
If the device loses power (from a battery, power bank, etc.) at any time, all your scanned information will be permanently lost. Before you remove the battery, make sure the device is connected to a suitable external power source.
Connect the device to a power source — either an electrical wall socket or a power bank.
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Keep the device connected to the external power source and release the latch on the Back Cover and open.

Remove the battery from the device.
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Insert a fully charged battery.

Close the back cover.

Disconnect the device from the electrical wall socket or power bank.
Charging the device while scanning
Caution
If the device is disconnected from a power source (battery, power bank, etc.) at any point, your scanned data is lost permanently.
If you are not near a power source and your batteries are depleted, you can use a power bank to keep scanning (at least a 65 W power bank).

