Approximately 4 hours on a 5V – 500mA USB charger. Do not to use the computer usb port, it can generate incompatibility errors between devices.
You can charge your KIP with its dedicated charging cable, a power outlet or with your power bank. The source must be able to provide a current of 500mA. You will need at least a capacity of 2W.h (2000mAh) to completely recharge it. Do not use the usb port of your computer, it can cause incompatibility…
Absolutely! Get the dedicated KIP cable and plug it into your power bank. It must be able to provide a current of 500mA. You will need at least 2W.h (2000mAh) for a complete recharge.
Your KIP communicates : On the LoRa radio network: every 15, 30 or 45 seconds, depending on beacon speed On the Sigfox radio network: every 2.5 minutes. On GSM (with your phone’s wireless connection & the KIP app): every 20 seconds The beacon goes to automatic standby mode after 5 minutes without movement. In this…
A KIP can’t find a DVA, and can’t be found by a DVA. The 2 devices use radically different technologies (radio waves for the KIP vs. electromagnetic fields for the DVA), so they can’t communicate with each other. To secure the proper operation of the 2 devices, place them at a distance of 30…
No, your KIP is big and strong and works by itself! After setting up and sharing your outing on the app, you can leave your phone at home, turn it off or put it in aeroplane mode. Your locations and distress alerts will still be relayed to the loved ones you choose when setting…
The KIP transmits in the 868MHz band, with a power of 25mW. This makes it powerful but 100 times less emissive than a smartphone in communication!
To accompany you while you are outdoors the KIP transmits on different networks: radio (LoRa et Sigfox) and GSM (through your smartphone with its wireless connectivity) For the radio coverage of the KIP, you can check the map here. The GSM network used by your KIP via your telephone is provided by your…
The KIP has no limits ;) However, avoid putting metal parts in the periphery near its antennas, i.e. the upper part of the K-P. They could weaken its transmitting capabilities. To find out how to wear your KIP, see here. To see how the KIP interacts with other radio or connected objects, see here.
The KIP is IP65, meaning that it is resistant to splashes of water. Knowing that the outdoors is an environment filled with adventure, our online store offers a waterproof case, which will allow you to go in the water with your KIP. You will be able to dive up to 2 meters deep for 1…