Users Manual

Initialisation Device

Instructions for Use

7. Storage and maintenance

Long-term storage areas should be clean, cool and ventilated, and large amounts of

Initialisation Devices should be kept in storage containers at a safe distance from other

structures.

When placed in cardboard boxes with plastic packaging material, e.g. for shipping, the

Initialisation Devices shall be deactivated to avoid self-heating.

Regular maintenance charging of Initialisation Devices in storage is not necessary.

8. Transportation

The product contains one single Li-Ion battery cell and is classified as UN 3481 Lithium ion

batteries contained in equipment. For in-field transportation, Initialisation Devices should be

properly secured in the vehicle. Personnel should not be transported in the same compartment

as Initialisation Devices.

3rd party transportation shall be according to IATA PI967, section II or IMDG/ADR SP 188

where these regulations apply. Approved shipping agents familiar with dangerous goods

transportation shall be used.

There is currently no maximum charge requirement for shipping Li-Ion cells in equipment, but

they are less likely to cause an incident at low state-of-charge. Hence it is suggested that

when shipping large quantities, the Initialisation Devices should have as low charge level as

convenient.

9. Faults and repair

Except from firmware upgrade via Bluetooth, the Initialisation Device is non-serviceable and

shall never be disassembled by unauthorized personnel.

The product is equipped with a light emitting diode which, when activated, sends out red light

clearly visible through the clear plastic cap. If a red blinking pattern or steady light is

observed in the field, it may indicate the unit is in a fault situation. Such units should be

removed from operation for further investigation by authorized service personnel.

10. End of Life

This product shall be safely disposed of as electronic waste. The owner of the system is

responsible for disposal in accordance with local laws and regulations at the time it is

disposed of. The unit contains recyclable materials and they should be recycled where

facilities are available. Ultimate disposal of this product should be handled according to all

national laws and official regulations. For detailed instructions for end of life disassembly,

please refer to STRYDE Operation Support Product File.

Recycling of materials helps to conserving natural resources. By proper waste handling of this

product the user ensures it has no negative consequences for the environment and human

health, which could otherwise be caused if this product is disposed of as general waste.