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Alkaline batteries
• are usually sufficient for a single charge or have a runtime
of 3 months under standard usage conditions (or 1.5 months
when used constantly).
• We recommend replacing the batteries after the system has
been charged three times (or after a single inflation).
Lithium batteries
• are usually sufficient for three charges or have a runtime of
5 months under standard usage conditions (or 3 months
when use d constantly).
• We recommend replacing the batteries after the system has
been charged three times (or after a single inflation).
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ON/OFF
& AUTOTEST
Switching on/off and autotesting
To turn on the ALPRIDE E2 system, press the ON/OFF switch
(G)
. This safety switch prevents inadvertent activation in
the backpack. Pull the switch upwards
(6.2)
, and hold in the start position for two seconds.
The ALPRIDE E2 system performs an autotest to verify that the
motor, supercapacitators, and electronics are working properly.
During this self-test, three LEDs will light up
test LED function. At the same time, the LCD blinks
that the LCD is working properly and all pictograms are visible.
During this autotest, the motor will turn slowly one
cycle and the green LED will light up
If the autotest is successful, the motor will turn a
second time and the green or orange LED will blink,
depending on charge status.
The system is now ready for operation.
If a malfunction is detected during the autotest,
the motor will turn four times and the red LED will
stay lit.
An error has been detected in the system,
and it is not ready for operation.
If during charging the system detects a failure, the
red LED will stay lit while the orange LED will blink
rapidly.
If the self-test fails, the following pictogram will
appear on the LCD:
To switch off the system, pull
(6.2)
clockwise (which is the same procedure that is used
when switching it on). The motor turns over once, and the red
LED will turn on and off to show that the system has been swit-
ched off.
Notes:
The LED blinking speed indicates whether the system
is being charged (4 x per second) or in standard ON mode
(1 x every 10 seconds).
Usage in the field and LED status
To use the ALPRIDE E2 system in the field, proceed as follows :
1. Switch on the ALPRIDE E2 system!
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(6.1)
, turn clockwise
(H)
in sequence to
(C)
to verify
(7.4)
(6.1) (G)
the switch and turn
(H)
(G) (6.1) (6.2)
EN
2. Check to ensure the autotest was successful
( 6)
and if the system is properly charged
see section
7
LCD DISPLAY
(C)
(7.1)
Charging status of the supercapacitators.
(7.2)
Charge/current status of the AA batteries – if there are
no batteries installed or the batteries are completely
dead, the pictogram will blink to indicate that the batte
ries need to be changed or inserted.
(7.3)
Appears if the overpressure valve is engaged.
(7.4)
Appears if there is a self-test failure.
(7.5)
Appears if the USB-C cable is connected to a power
source and fed.
8
OVERPRESSURE VALVE
(N)
The overpressure valve is an electric solenoid valve and will
open 3 minutes after inflation for up to 10 minutes. Depending
on the energy remaining in the batteries or supercapacitators, it
will activate and then shut off again automatically.
As soon as the valve is activated, the following symbol
will appear on the LCD. The purpose of this valve is to decrea-
se airbag pressure three minutes after inflation. This limits the
strain on the stitches and material of the airbag and ensures
a longer lifespan if it is inflated repeatedly. The deflation/over-
pressure valve allows for passive and partial deflation of the air-
bag by lowering the pressure, but it does not completely defla-
te the airbag.
The functioning of the overpressure valve is checked three
times during each self-test. The test procedure makes a cha-
racteristic "click-clack-click-clack-click-clack" noise, much li-
ke a Swiss watch.
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AIRBAG DEPLOYMENT
In an avalanche, pull the activator handle
(with 5–10 kg of force). The airbag will inflate within three to
five seconds. The compressor will operate for six seconds
before it switches off. The airbag will remain activated for at
least three minutes, then the overpressure valve
and the airbag begins to deflate passively to a limited
extent. As soon as it is fully inflated, the supercapacitators
automatically recharge via the two AA batteries
( 5)
see section
led).
Notes:
According to the "Certification of avalanche airbags"
EN 16716 standard, the airbag must remain fully inflated for at
least three minutes. An avalanche airbag is not a life preserver.
For this reason, it is designed not to remain fully inflated for
longer than three minutes.
(10.2)!
(7.3)
(B)
firmly
(N)
activates
(E)
(if instal-
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