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10. Transportation of Objects Inside the Outer Garment
When using an Outer Garment, consideration needs to be given to the objects which may
be placed inside the pockets. For example:
- Sharp or pointed objects placed in pockets may pierce the Airbag and compromise infla-
tion
- Bulky objects may limit the Airbag expansion after deployment, potentially reducing the
effectiveness of the Airbag and/or making the System feel much tighter when inflated,
possibly increasing discomfort, or causing distraction or injury.
IMPORTANT!
Particular attention should be paid to the contents of the internal Outer
Garment's breast pocket, if any. ONLY flat objects such as wallet or mobile
phone should be stored in the breast pocket.
WARNING!
Under NO circumstances should a user attempt to transport objects
of ANY size or shape, including sharp or pointed objects, stuffed in-
side the Outer Garment, as they may cause injury to the User and/
or damage to the Airbag. Only blunt objects should be transported
in the Outer Garment's pockets, provided that they fit completely
inside the pockets.
11. Battery Charging
The System is supplied with a Type C USB Cable (11) for an easy and fast plug-in to the Type
C USB Port (10).
IMPORTANT!
While charging, always be sure that the USB Charger is connected to a
power source sufficiently close to the System. Also be sure that the power
source is always easily accessible.
Fully charge the System before the first use. To do this, connect the supplied Type C USB
Cable (11) to the Type C USB Port (10), present on the Front Flap (3) of the System. Once
on charge, the LED Display (2) will show a different combination of solid and blinking LEDs,
according to the description provided in Section 13 "LED Indications".
IMPORTANT!
The battery will only recharge when the ambient temperature is between
0°C and 40°C (32°F – 104°F).
IMPORTANT!
If the battery is not periodically charged, it may take longer to fully charge.
WARNING!
Do not leave the System unattended while charging the battery.
Charge only in a dry location with a temperature range of 0°C to
40°C (32°F – 104°F).
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