Power use depends on the CHIGEE model and operating state. Low-voltage protection reduces further battery use when the protection threshold is reached; it does not guarantee that a parked motorcycle’s battery will never discharge.
Published power figures
Model | State | Specification |
AIO-5 Lite | Standby | 100 µA; 0.0012 W at 12 V |
AIO-5 Lite | Recording startup | 0.6 A; 7.2 W at 12 V |
AIO-5 Play standard version | Standby | 200 µA |
AIO-6 LTE with cameras | Driving at 1600 nits | 9.604 W |
AIO-6 LTE with cameras | Parking | 0.026 W |
AIO-6 LTE with cameras | Sleep | 0.003 W |
The AIO-6 LTE figures are listed in its official manual. Different brightness, camera use, wake events and operating states change actual consumption. These figures are not a battery-runtime guarantee.
Low-voltage protection
Protection behavior is model-specific. For the AIO-6 Max and AIO-6 LTE, see AIO-6 voltage protection and parking behavior for the applicable thresholds and settings. Do not use a single 12 V cutoff rule for every CHIGEE Display.
Parking monitoring and LTE activity use battery power. Repeated wake events can increase consumption. Follow the motorcycle manufacturer’s battery-care guidance when leaving the bike unused for an extended period.