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Edge 540 Solar and 840 Solar Battery Life Assumptions

The battery life of your Edge device may be impacted by the usage of features within the product or the way it is used. The information in the tables below is presented to help outline the conditions used to determine the estimated battery life specification. The additional usage of these features or other features not included below may result in reduced battery life. The information presented below is presented as a general guide for reference only on the Edge 540 and Edge 840 products.



 Use Case Description

Low

Battery Saver

Mid

Demanding

GPS Setting

GPS

GPS

Multi-GNSS Multi-Band

Multi-GNSS Multi-Band

Number of Paired ANT Sensors

0

2

2

4

ANT Sensor Type

N/A

Speed, Cadence

Speed, Cadence

Speed, Cadence, Heart Rate, Power

Phone Paired & Connected

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

LiveTrack Enabled

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Backlight Brightness

Auto

Reduced¹

Auto

Auto

Backlight Timeout

Stays On

15 Second¹

Stays On

Stays On

Notifications Received per Hour

0

4

4

8

User Interface Interactions per Hour

5

10

10

15

User Interface Configuration

Activity Timer Page

Activity Timer Page

Activity Timer Page

Map Page

Following a Course²

No

Yes

No

Yes

Operating Temperature Range

10C - 40C

10C – 40C

10C - 40C

10C - 40C

Estimated Battery Life without Solar

Up to 48 hours

Up to 42 hours

Up to 28 hours

Up to 26 hours

Estimated Battery Life with Solar³

Up to 78 hours

Up to 60 hours

Up to 34 hours

Up to 32 hours



1 Battery Saver Backlight - The backlight brightness and timeout settings do not automatically change when Battery Saver is enabled. Users may change the backlight brightness after enabling Battery Saver by selecting Reduce Backlight in the Battery Saver menu. Users may change the backlight timeout through System->Display. Leaving the brightness set to Auto and timeout set to Stays On may result in a reduction in battery life.

2 Following a Course - Each course is unique regarding the number and type of alerts generated. The number of alerts generated by the course will impact battery life. Courses that generate a large number or frequent alerts will consume more battery life than courses with fewer turns or alerts

3 This calculation assumes that daytime riding is done in consistent 75,000 lux conditions. To extend battery life further, see “Tips for Using the Edge 540/840 Solar Device” in the Owner’s Manual. The Solar harvester will always be enabled in the specified temperature range. However, when the battery is at or near 100% the harvester may reduce its power output which may reduce the overall improvement in battery life.